Silicone Stomach Tube
Our Silicone Stomach Tube is a specialized device designed to enable safe, comfortable gastric access—supporting essential care tasks like enteral feeding, gastric decompression, medication administration, or gastric lavage. Crafted from high-quality imported medical-grade silicone, it prioritizes patient comfort and clinical safety for diverse care settings.
Specifications
Size Range
FR6, FR8, FR10, FR12, FR14, FR16, FR18, FR20, FR22 (accommodates pediatric to adult patient anatomies)
Packaging
Individual sterile blister packs
10 units per inner box; 200 units per outer box
Carton Dimensions
61×36×46 (optimized for bulk hospital/clinic procurement and storage)
Key Features
100% Imported Medical-Grade Silicone
Constructed from clear, soft medical-grade silicone—selected for its biocompatibility and patient-centric design.
Full-Length Radiopaque Line
An embedded radiopaque marker runs the entire length of the tube, enabling visualization and placement verification via X-ray.
Clinical Advantages
Enhanced Patient Comfort
The soft, flexible silicone material minimizes irritation to the nasal, esophageal, and gastric mucosa—critical for short- or long-term tube placement (e.g., chronic enteral feeding).
Verified Placement Safety
The full-length radiopaque line ensures clinicians can confirm correct tube positioning via X-ray, eliminating the risk of accidental misplacement (a high-priority safety concern for gastric access devices).
Superior Biocompatibility
Imported medical-grade silicone reduces the risk of allergic reactions or tissue irritation, making it suitable for patients with sensitive mucosal tissue.
Clear Visibility
The transparent silicone body allows caregivers to monitor tube patency (e.g., for blockages) at a glance, streamlining routine care checks.
Applications
Hospital & ICU Care: Gastric decompression for post-surgical patients, enteral feeding for critically ill individuals unable to consume oral nutrition, or gastric lavage for toxin exposure.
Long-Term Care Facilities: Chronic enteral feeding for patients with swallowing impairments (e.g., neurogenic dysphagia) or persistent nutritional deficits.
Acute Care Settings: Administration of oral medications (via gastric access) for patients with impaired swallowing, or short-term gastric decompression for gastrointestinal distress.