CORFLO Nasogastric/Nasointestinal Feeding Tube Without Stylet

CORFLO Nasogastric/Nasointestinal Feeding Tube Features

• Weighted/Non-Weighted
• Enfit, Universal, and Anti-IV proximal connectors
• Anti-clog bolus
• MRI conditional once stylet is removed
• Uniquely designed for delivering enteral nutrition
• The feeding tube comes with CM Markings
• Entire tube is radiopaque for easy visualization under X-ray

Frequently Bought Together

• Bionix Enteral Feeding Tube Declogger
• Moog EnteraLite Infinity Enteral Feeding Pump
• HR Pharmaceuticals Surgilube Sterile Lubricating Jelly

How to use CORFLO Nasogastric Tube?

1. Gather necessary supplies:
   • You will need the feeding tube, lubricant, a syringe, and any additional equipment or supplies as directed by your healthcare provider.
2. Verify placement:
   • Before inserting the feeding tube, your healthcare provider will verify the placement of the tube using an X-ray or other imaging technique to ensure that it is correctly positioned in the stomach or small intestine.
3. Prepare the tube:
   • Lubricate the end of the feeding tube inserted into the nostril with a water-soluble lubricant to make insertion more comfortable.
4. Insert the tube:
   • Gently insert the feeding tube into one nostril and advance it down the throat and into the stomach or small intestine, as directed by your healthcare provider.
5. Verify placement again:
   • Once the feeding tube is in place, your healthcare provider will verify its placement using an X-ray or other imaging technique to ensure that it has not shifted or moved.
6. Connect the feeding tube:
   • Attach the feeding tube to the appropriate equipment or supplies, such as a syringe or feeding pump, as directed by your healthcare provider.
7. Administer feedings:
   • Follow your healthcare provider's instructions for administering feedings through the feeding tube.

Things to remember when using NG tubes at home

• Insert the tubes gently so you do not damage the airway, esophagus, or stomach lining.
• Ensure the tube is intact and there are no cracks or holes, or the food can internally enter other body canals.
• Always consult your medical professional before choosing an NG tube or changing the food.
• Immediately stop feeding if the user faces an aspiration (food being regurgitated into the lungs).