Established in 1998, China Guanda Hose Technology Co., Ltd. is a professional feeding tube manufacturer and wholesaler of hoses and tubes. Our annually capacity of various kinds of hoses is more than 5,000,000 meters. Our customized feeding tubes products are applied in industrial equipment, hotels, villas, toilets, and kitchens. They are widely used in the field of aerospace, metallurgy, petrol-chemical, machinery, architecture, shipping, vacuum, power and light industries.

Package Size: 1/Ea. Unit Of Measure: Each. X-ray opaque PVC with SENTINEL LINE depth markings, two eyes, attached cap, and funnel container. Sterile. 8 Fr x 42". Weight maintenance can be an especially critical issue for head and neck cancer patients due to the location of their cancer. Feeding tubes are often put in place during surgery to remove the cancer. At times the patient may have difficulty getting adequate nutrition due to the surgical procedure itself. Other times the feeding tube is put in place in anticipation of other treatments such as radiation or chemotherapy. Feeding tubes may also be put into place separate from any surgical procedures. For example, if a patient is losing too much weight during radiation the oncologist may opt to have a feeding tube put in place.

Widely used to force feed puppies, kittens and other small animals. One end is flared to fit on a syringe. 16 inch long red rubber tube. Widely used to force feed puppies, kittens and other small animals. One end is flared to fit on a syringe. The 16 inch long red rubber tube has rounded tips to prevent injury to the animal. Use #5 for kittens & small puppies, #8 for puppies and larger kittens & #10 for Lg puppies. Nice and tiny (5fr or 8fr) clear silicone tube with markings in centimeters. Slides in easily! These tubes last anywhere from 3-6 months on average (depending on many factors).They are most often changed in the clinic or at home once families are comfortable with the process. Cook catheter - for transgastric jejunal feeding. The type of tube is inserted through an established gastrostomy tract in the radiology department. This tube needs to be well secured (taped) to the abdomen to prevent it from falling out.