Gastrostomy Feeding Tube from Kimberly-Clark
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Gastrostomy Feeding Tube
The new KIMBERLY-CLARK® Gastrostomy Feeding Tube is designed to deliver optimal performance and value.
Features of the new KIMBERLY-CLARK® Gastrostomy Feeding Tube include:- Recessed distal tip that extends the balloon beyond the distal tip at recommended fill volumes
- Tapered distal tip for ease of catheter insertion
- High-clarity medical grade silicone construction for visibility and drapability
- Clearly marked feeding, medication and balloon ports for ease of identification
- Ventilated external retention ring designed to allow air to circulate around the stoma and to reduce stoma site pressure
- Radiopaque stripe to aid in catheter visualization; Graduated centimeter markings for tube position verification
- Luer-Lok balloon port to ensure secure syringe connection (also compatible with Luer-slip syringes)
- Color-coded balloon port according to catheter French size for ease of identification. These tubes come in 9 1/2" length.
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Gastrostomy Feeding Tube from Kimberly-Clark Reviews Summary
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25 out of 27 recommended this product to their friends
Top Pros
Safe (14)
Lightweight (12)
Sturdy (11)
Easy Storage (7)
perfect (1)
Top Cons
Perfect for us (1)
CAP OPENS BY ITSELF (1)
Flimsy (1)
Won't stay in (1)
Stubborn bumper (1)
Top Best Uses
Elderly (4)
Following Surgery (3)
Emergency (3)
ONLY WAY TO NURISH MYSELF (1)
Permenent lifeline (1)
Pros:
Lightweight.
Sturdy.
Safe.
Easy Storage.
Cons:
Leaks.
Best Uses:
Permanent Condition.
Describe Yourself:
Family.
Used for tube feeding four times per day.
by Tom from Washington State
No, I wouldn't recommend this to a friend
3 person found this review helpful
Pros:
Lightweight.
Sturdy.
Cons:
Won't stay in.
Best Uses:
TBI.
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver.
It was a great tube as far as easy insertion, but we had a very hard time keeping the syringe tip in. The tube contains internal ridges that pushed the syringe tip out.
by Drewsmom from Charleston, SC
No, I wouldn't recommend this to a friend
8 person found this review helpful
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Gastrostomy Feeding Tube from Kimberly-Clark
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Is this Feeding tube made of silicone?
Asked on May 25, 2016 4:12:58 PM by Pablo from Florida
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I currently use Foley Catheter because it's not costly even I change tube every month but gastric fluid leak discomfort me so often. Does it have a guarantee that using this tube will overcome the gastric fluid leakage because this really expensive for me if this will last only for at least 2months?
Asked on Feb 2, 2016 12:06:19 AM by Evenochka from Salt Lake
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Part Number(s): 169 0133 04 01, 169 0133 05 02, 169 0133 03 01, 169 0133 06 02, 169 0133 09 02, 169 0133 08 02
Mfg Part Number(s): 0112-18, 0112-20, 0112-24, 0112-22, 0112-14LV, 0112-16LV
Scrip Part Number(s): 169 0133 05 02, 169 0133 06 02, 169 0133 09 02, 169 0133 08 02, 169 0133 03 01, 169 0133 04 01
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