Cardinal Health Kangaroo ePump 500 mL Enteral Feeding Pump Set
The Kangaroo ePump 500 mL Feeding Set by Cardinal Health is designed for enteral nutrition delivery using compatible Kangaroo feeding pumps.
The 500 mL feeding bag incorporates an anti-free-flow safety feature to help prevent unintended formula flow and is designed to reduce spills and patient tampering. The set is DEHP-free and intended for single-patient use.
Description
The Kangaroo ePump 500 mL Feeding Set by Cardinal Health provides a convenient solution for administering enteral nutrition by pump over an extended feeding period.
The feeding set incorporates an anti-free-flow safety feature designed to help prevent formula from flowing when the feeding set is not correctly loaded into the compatible pump. This helps reduce unintended formula loss and supports safer enteral feeding.
Its feeding-bag design is engineered to reduce the potential for spills and patient tampering. The bag has a 500 mL capacity and is manufactured without DEHP for patients or caregivers seeking DEHP-free feeding supplies.
The Kangaroo ePump 500 mL Feeding Set is intended for single-patient use and contains one feeding bag per set.
Based on the product information you supplied, this version does not include an ENFit Transition Connector.
Key Features
- 500 mL enteral feeding bag
- Designed for pump-assisted enteral feeding
- Anti-free-flow safety feature
- Helps prevent unintended formula flow
- Designed to reduce spills
- Designed to reduce patient tampering
- DEHP-free
- Single-patient use
- One feeding bag per set
- ENFit Transition Connector not included
- Available individually or by case
Brand: Kangaroo
Manufacturer: Cardinal Health
Product: Enteral Feeding Pump Set
Capacity: 500 mL
Application: Enteral Feeding
Safety Feature: Anti-Free-Flow Device
DEHP: DEHP-Free
Patient Use: Single Patient
Bags Per Set: 1
ENFit Transition Connector: Not Included
Case Quantity: 30 Sets
Additional information
| Size | 1 Case Of 30, 1 ct |
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