If you or a loved one require tube feeding, it's important to have the right accessories to ensure proper nutrition and comfort. At Blowout Medical, we offer a wide selection of tube feeding accessories, including feeding bags, extension sets, syringes, and more. Our products are designed for ease of use, durability, and compatibility with a variety of tube feeding systems. Browse our selection today! Shop Now
We offer a variety of feeding bags for tube feeding, including reusable and disposable options. Our feeding bags are designed for easy filling and hanging, and feature accurate volume markings to ensure proper nutrition. They are also compatible with a variety of feeding tube systems.
If you need to extend the length of your feeding tube, we offer a range of extension sets to fit your needs. Our extension sets come in a variety of lengths and features, including Y-ports and anti-reflux valves. They are also compatible with a variety of feeding tube systems.
For accurate and easy medication administration, we offer a range of syringes for tube feeding. Our syringes come in a variety of sizes and features, including catheter tips and Luer-lock connections. They are also compatible with a variety of feeding tube systems.
Keeping your feeding tube system clean and sterile is crucial for preventing infection and maintaining proper nutrition. We offer a range of cleaning supplies, including brushes, detergents, and sanitizing solutions, to ensure your system stays clean and functional.
A: Check the product description or packaging for compatibility information. You can also contact our customer service team for assistance.
A: It's recommended to replace feeding bags and extension sets after 24-48 hours of use to prevent bacterial growth and ensure proper nutrition. However, always consult with your healthcare provider for specific guidelines.
A: Reusing feeding bags or extension sets is not recommended, as it can increase the risk of infection and compromise nutrition. Always use a new bag or set for each feeding.
A: Consider factors like size, type of tip, and compatibility with your feeding tube system. You may also want to choose a syringe with easy-to-read markings for accurate dosing.
