SU130-1000
Cardinal Jackson-Pratt 400cc Silicone Bulb Reservoir
$3.40
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Description
Cardinal Health Jackson-Pratt® Reservoir
Product Code: SU130-1000
- Silicone walls to provide easy activation of suction
- Internal anti-reflux valve to help prevent backflow of fluid to the patient
- Clear reservoir and graduations that make it easy to identify and measure exudate
- Not made with natural rubber latex
- 400cc bulb that features dual-inlet ports to allow connection of two drains without a y-connector
- 400cc bulb with a threaded outlet port that connects directly to an exudate disposal bag (cat. no. SU130-6005) for safe disposal of exudate
Additional information
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- FDA Product Code: GCY
- FDA Product Code Name: Apparatus, Suction, Single Patient Use, Portable, Nonpowered
- GMDN Term Code: 11301
- GMDN Term Name: Closed-wound/centesis drainage receptacle
- GMDN Term Description: A sterile container designed to be connected to an invasive drain/drainage catheter (not included) to collect fluids or purulent material being removed during drainage of a body cavity, a closed-wound, and/or the bile duct; it is not intended for drainage of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) or blood. It is typically in the form of a bottle, bag, or bulb with fluid volume markers, and might include a hand-operated pump (e.g., suction bulb) and tubing; it does not include any invasive components or powered devices. This is a single-use device.
