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MI011220-Each

Gastrostomy Feeding Tube 20 Fr, 7 To 10 Ml Balloon

MI011220-Each Gastrostomy Feeding Tube 20 Fr, 7 To 10 Ml Balloon is a silicone feeding tube with a tapered tip and 7–10 mL balloon, priced at $37.99. Ideal for long-term enteral nutrition support in clinical or home care settings requiring reliable gastric access.

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Key features

  • Silicone material for biocompatibility
  • 20 Fr size for standard gastric access
  • 7 to 10 mL balloon for secure retention
  • Tapered distal tip for easy insertion
  • Gamma sterilized for safety
  • Single-use design prevents contamination
  • Designed for long-term enteral feeding

Pros

  • +Soft silicone reduces tissue irritation
  • +Balloon offers reliable stomach retention
  • +Ready-to-use sterile packaging
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Cons

  • Higher cost than basic models
  • Requires professional placement

About MI011220-Each Gastrostomy Feeding Tube 20 Fr, 7 To 10 Ml Balloon

What is MI011220-Each Gastrostomy Feeding Tube 20 Fr, 7 To 10 Ml Balloon?

The MI011220-Each Gastrostomy Feeding Tube 20 Fr, 7 To 10 Ml Balloon is a medical-grade enteral feeding device designed for patients requiring long-term nutritional support via gastric access. Constructed from biocompatible silicone, this 20 French (Fr) tube features a tapered distal tip for smooth insertion and retention via a 7 to 10 mL balloon. Each unit is gamma sterilized to ensure aseptic delivery, making it suitable for immediate clinical use in hospital or home care environments. It supports consistent delivery of liquid nutrition, medications, and fluids directly into the stomach.

Key features

  • Silicone Material — Biocompatible and flexible for reduced irritation during extended use.
  • 20 Fr Diameter — Suitable for standard gastrostomy access with balanced flow and comfort.
  • 7 to 10 mL Balloon — Adjustable balloon volume for secure gastric retention.
  • Tapered Distal Tip — Aids in smooth, atraumatic insertion and placement.
  • Gamma Sterilized — Ensures a sterile product ready for clinical deployment.
  • Single-Use Design — Promotes infection control and consistent performance.

Who is MI011220-Each Gastrostomy Feeding Tube 20 Fr, 7 To 10 Ml Balloon for?

This feeding tube is intended for patients with swallowing difficulties, neurological impairments, or gastrointestinal disorders requiring long-term enteral nutrition. It is commonly used in adult and pediatric care under medical supervision. Healthcare providers, caregivers, and home health nurses will find it reliable for managing feeding regimens in both clinical and domestic settings.

How does MI011220-Each Gastrostomy Feeding Tube 20 Fr, 7 To 10 Ml Balloon compare?

Compared to polyurethane or latex alternatives, the silicone construction of the MI011220-Each tube offers superior flexibility and biocompatibility, reducing the risk of tissue irritation over time. Its 20 Fr size aligns with standard gastric access requirements, while the 7–10 mL balloon provides secure retention without overinflation risks. Unlike non-sterile or reusable options, this gamma-sterilized, single-use tube supports higher safety standards, making it a preferred choice over basic or economy-grade feeding devices.

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Best use cases

  • Long-term enteral nutrition at home
  • Post-surgical gastric feeding support
  • Neurological disorder feeding management
  • Pediatric feeding tube replacement
  • Hospital-based gastric access
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Is Gastrostomy Feeding Tube 20 Fr, 7 To 10 Ml Balloon right for you?

The MI011220-Each Gastrostomy Feeding Tube is best for caregivers or medical professionals managing patients with chronic feeding needs. Requires basic training for handling and insertion. Consider this if you need a sterile, biocompatible silicone option. Alternatives include polyurethane tubes or lower-cost latex versions, but silicone offers better durability and comfort for extended use.

How it compares: Compared to standard polyurethane or latex feeding tubes, the MI011220-Each silicone tube offers superior flexibility and reduced irritation risk. Its gamma sterilization and single-use design enhance safety over reusable or non-sterile options, making it ideal for long-term clinical or home care use.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the balloon volume of the MI011220-Each feeding tube?

The balloon on the MI011220-Each Gastrostomy Feeding Tube holds between 7 to 10 mL of water, allowing adjustable inflation for secure gastric retention while minimizing pressure on stomach tissue.

Does the MI011220-Each feeding tube come sterile?

Yes, each MI011220-Each Gastrostomy Feeding Tube is gamma sterilized and supplied in sterile packaging, ensuring it is ready for immediate clinical use without additional preparation.

How do you insert the MI011220-Each Gastrostomy Feeding Tube?

Insertion requires medical supervision. The tapered distal tip aids placement through the stoma; once positioned, the balloon is inflated with 7–10 mL of water to secure it in the stomach.

Is the MI011220-Each tube suitable for pediatric use?

Yes, the MI011220-Each feeding tube can be used in pediatric patients when a 20 Fr size is clinically indicated, offering flexibility and biocompatibility ideal for younger individuals.

Can I reuse the MI011220-Each Gastrostomy Feeding Tube?

No, the MI011220-Each Gastrostomy Feeding Tube is designed for single use only. Reuse increases infection risk and may compromise material integrity, so replacement is recommended per medical guidelines.

How much does Gastrostomy Feeding Tube 20 Fr, 7 To 10 Ml Balloon cost?

Gastrostomy Feeding Tube 20 Fr, 7 To 10 Ml Balloon is $37.99 at Diabetesstore.com. Prices may change — click through to Diabetesstore.com for the latest.

Is Gastrostomy Feeding Tube 20 Fr, 7 To 10 Ml Balloon in stock at Diabetesstore.com?

Yes, Gastrostomy Feeding Tube 20 Fr, 7 To 10 Ml Balloon is currently in stock at Diabetesstore.com.

Specifications

Brand
MI011220-Each
SKU
80533
Last updated May 14, 2026