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Applied Medical Tehcnology M1-5-1860-I 18 Fr. x 6.0cm MiniONE Balloon Button Low Profile Feeding Device (ENFit), MDR

SKU: APPL-M1-5-1860
$145.00
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Applied Medical Tehcnology M1-5-1860-I 18 Fr. x 6.0cm MiniONE Balloon Button Low Profile Feeding Device (ENFit), MDR

Applied Medical Tehcnology M1-5-1860-I 18 Fr. x 6.0cm MiniONE Balloon Button Low Profile Feeding Device (ENFit), MDR.

Technical specifications

  • Brand: Applied
  • Reference / model: M1-5-1860-I
  • Model: M1-5-1860-I Applied Medical
  • French size: 18 Fr
  • Dimensions / sizes: 6.0cm

Additional product details

  • 18Fr. x 6.0cm
  • The MiniONE® Balloon Button offers a remarkably slim external profile, boasting a 37% lower profile external bolster that eliminates the bulk commonly found in traditional G‑tubes—making it more discreet and comfortable under clothing.
  • The device features AMT’s Glow Green™ feeding port, a glow-in-the-dark connector that simplifies nighttime feedings—no need to disturb the patient under dim lighting. Designed with modern safety standards in mind, the MiniONE® is ENFit® compatible, aligning it with current global enteral feeding connector guidelines.
  • This unit comes as a fully stocked, sterile feeding device kit that includes the button plus necessary accessories: a bolus extension set, Y‑port extension set, both a 5 cc/10 cc balloon syringe and a 35 cc bolus syringe, gauze, water-soluble lubricant, and for sizes 12–18 Fr perhaps an introducer/stiffener to ease placement. With an 18 Fr tube size and 6.0 cm length, it suits patients with deeper abdominal wall thickness requiring longer stoma reach—providing a tailored and convenient solution for both clinical and home-care settings.

Condition

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