CORFLO® ULTRA-Lite NG Nasogastric Feeding Tube 5 Fr. 36 Inch (CS/10EA)

CORFLO® ULTRA-Lite NG Nasogastric Feeding Tube 5 Fr. 36 Inch (CS/10EA)

CORFLO ULTRA-Lite NG Nasogastric Feeding Tube is designed for feeding applications in professional care settings. This tube features a 5 Fr. size and 36 inch length for use in adult, pediatric, and neonatal care environments.

The tube is described as an anti-clog bolus, non-weighted feeding tube without stylet. Its configuration supports organized enteral feeding workflow in hospitals, specialty feeding programs, and other professional patient care settings.

Packaged 10 per case, this feeding tube supports standardized stocking and replenishment for enteral feeding supply programs.

Key Features:
• Nasogastric feeding tube
• 5 Fr. size
• 36 inch tube length
• Anti-clog bolus design
• Non-weighted
• Without stylet
• Adult-pediatric-neonatal application
• Case contains 10 tubes

Benefits:
• Supports organized enteral feeding workflow
• Suitable for adult, pediatric, and neonatal care settings
• Anti-clog bolus design supports routine feeding applications
• Case quantity supports standardized supply stocking

Specifications:
• Brand: CORFLO® ULTRA-Lite NG
• Product Type: Nasogastric Feeding Tube
• Tube Size: 5 Fr.
• Tubing Length: 36 Inch Tube
• Weighted: Non-Weighted
• Stylet: Without Stylet
• Application: Adult-Pediatric-Neonatal
• Country of Origin: Unknown
• UNSPSC: 42231701
• Minimum Selling/Purchasing Unit: CS
• Minimum Package Qty: 10 Each
• Packaging: CS/10EA
• MPN: 42-1365

Application:
Nasogastric feeding tubes are used in professional care environments for enteral feeding support.

Common applications include:
• Hospital enteral feeding programs
• Adult care settings
• Pediatric care settings
• Neonatal care environments

Use according to product labeling and facility protocol.

Warnings:
• For professional use
• Single-patient use unless otherwise directed by facility protocol
• Inspect packaging and product before use
• Use according to product labeling and facility procedures