ISO Certification Syringe Catheter Tip For Oral Feeding Irrigation Syringe

Product Specification

ISO certification Syringe Catheter Tip single use only for oral and feeding Irrigation Syringe​

Description of Syringe Catheter Tip:

Henan Aile Industrial CO., LTD is a manufacturer for medical disposables, which already has 7 years history. 

Syringes come in a number of designs in order to properly choose a tip that best suits the needed application. The common tip styles are luer lock, slip tip, catheter tip, and eccentric tip.

 Also the needles come in a variety of gauges or thicknesses, and lengths depending on what and where you will be administering.

Usage: An oral feeding irrigation syringe with a catheter tip is primarily used for administering fluids, medications, or nutrients orally to patients who cannot consume food or liquids by mouth. It is commonly used in healthcare settings, such as hospitals, nursing homes, or home care.

Design: The syringe typically consists of a barrel with volume markings and a plunger. It has a catheter tip, which is a long, tapered, and flexible nozzle designed to connect to feeding tubes or catheters for delivering fluids directly into the patient's mouth or gastrointestinal tract.

Capacity and Graduations: The syringe's capacity can vary, but it is often available in different sizes, such as 10ml, 20ml, or 30ml. The barrel is marked with volume graduations, allowing precise measurement of the liquid being administered.

Irrigation and Feeding Applications: The catheter tip of the syringe enables controlled and directed delivery of fluids. It can be used for irrigating wounds or body cavities, flushing feeding tubes, administering oral medications, or delivering liquid diets or nutritional supplements to patients who have difficulty swallowing or require enteral feeding.

Sterility and Disposable: Oral feeding irrigation syringes with catheter tips are typically designed for single-use and come in sterile packaging. This helps maintain aseptic conditions and reduces the risk of infection. After use, they should be properly disposed of according to healthcare facility guidelines.

It is important to receive instructions from healthcare professionals on the proper use and technique for oral feeding irrigation syringe catheter tip to ensure safe and effective administration.

Specification of :

• Size:20/50/60ML;
• With CE and ISO certification;
• Made grade medical PP+PE;
• Be used for oral and feeding;
• Non-toxic,non-pyrogenic,single use only.

• Catheter Tip Design: The oral feeding irrigation syringe has a catheter tip that is long, tapered, and flexible. This design allows the catheter to connect to feeding tubes or catheters for precise delivery and control of fluids.
• Volume Graduations: The syringe barrel is typically marked with volume graduations to accurately measure the amount of fluid for feeding or irrigation. The graduations assist healthcare professionals in controlling the precise amount of liquid being administered.
• Multi-functional Applications: The oral feeding irrigation syringe is suitable for various medical applications, including oral feeding, administration of liquid medications, oral irrigation, and flushing of feeding tubes. It helps healthcare providers deliver liquid nutrition, medications, or cleansing fluids to patients, addressing their dietary and care needs.

Products Details of Syringe Catheter Tip:

What are catheter tip syringes used for?

Catheter tip syringes are commonly used for injecting through the tubing, or when a regular slip tip needle is larger than a normal slip tip. Eccentric tip syringes have an off-center tip and are commonly used for surface veins or artery injections.  

• Feeding: Used for administering specialized diets or medications to patients, especially infants, children, or those requiring feeding through a tube.

• Tube Irrigation: Employed to flush drainage tubes, catheters, or other cavity systems to ensure patency, prevent infections, or clear residues.

• Medication Administration: Employed for precise medication delivery, especially in cases requiring accurate dosages and control.

• Oral Care: Utilized for oral hygiene, such as mouth cleaning or rinsing.

• Wound Care: Used for wound irrigation or care to maintain cleanliness and prevent infections.

• Other Fluid Management: Applied in other situations requiring precise fluid management