Suction Catheters
A suction catheter is a medical device used to extract bodily secretions, such as mucus or saliva from the upper airway. A suction catheter connects to a suction machine or collection canister.
Once you securely attach one end of a catheter to an aspirator or collection canister, the unattached end will be placed directly into a trach tube to extract secretions. Suction catheters come in a variety of styles. Choose from a closed system, a rigid
A suction catheter is a medical device used to extract bodily secretions, such as mucus or saliva from the upper airway. A suction catheter connects to a suction machine or collection canister.
Once you securely attach one end of a catheter to an aspirator or collection canister, the unattached end will be placed directly into a trach tube to extract secretions. Suction catheters come in a variety of styles. Choose from a closed system, a rigid yankauer, latex rubber, latex free and more.
Tracheal suctioning becomes hassle-free and convenient with our wide selection of suction catheters. Peruse our suction catheters today to find the best product for your tracheal suctioning needs!
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Cost-Effective
Vyaire MedicalAirlife Tri-Flo Suction Catheter with Control Port- Smooth beveled tip
- Dual-eye openings
- Control port
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Highly Reviewed
Cardinal HealthArgyle Suction Catheter Trays with Chimney Valve- Whistle tip and chimney valve controls suctioning
- Low drag surface for convenient insertion
- Graduated measuring lines for recording data
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Best in Class
Kimberly ClarkHalyard Closed Suction Catheter System, T-Piece (KimVent)- Clear T-piece for extra visibility
- Allows suctioning while still maintaining ventilation and oxygenation
- Gamma sterilized
Suction Catheter Options
- Closed system catheters are completely encased help to prevent infection associated with suctioning.
- Yankauer suction tips are rigid. Use them for oral suctioning.
- Latex rubber catheters are flexible and are radiopaque, so they are ideal for x-ray use.
- Latex-Free suction catheters come in a variety of styles. They are ideal for people with latex sensitivities.
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