Vesco Medical VED-86010EO-Pediatric Nasogastric Feeding Tube with ENFit Connector 10 Fr. 24 Inch Tub

Introduction to Pediatric Nasogastric Feeding Tube
The Pediatric Nasogastric Feeding Tube with ENFit Connector is a specialized feeding tube designed to facilitate enteral feeding in pediatric patients. With a French size of 10 Fr and a length of 24 inches, this polyurethane tube is specifically crafted to meet the delicate needs of young patients. Its sterile composition ensures a high standard of safety and sanitation, making it suitable for use in clinical and home settings.

Key Features of the ENFit Connector
One of the standout features of this nasogastric tube is the ENFit Connector, which enhances compatibility with other enteral feeding devices while minimizing the risk of misconnections. This innovative design is part of a broader initiative to improve safety in enteral feeding practices, addressing common concerns regarding incorrect connections. As a result, healthcare providers and caregivers can have added confidence during the feeding process.

Durable and Safe Material for Better Usage
Made from high-quality polyurethane, the Pediatric Nasogastric Feeding Tube is not only durable but also flexible, allowing for easier insertion and increased comfort for the patient. Polyurethane is known for its strength and lightweight properties, which further enhance the usability of the tube in various situations, whether in hospitals or at home care settings. The product�s sterile feature ensures that it comes free from contaminants, vital for patient safety.

Specifications and Benefits of the Tube
This pediatric feeding tube is designed with a specific set of attributes that cater to the needs of young patients. The 10 Fr French size provides an appropriate diameter for various feeding applications, while the 24-inch length is suitable for effective placement in most pediatric patients. Its high sterility standard means that it can be used right out of the package without additional preparation, streamlining feeding procedures and reducing prep time for caregivers.