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AirLife Tri-Flo Suction Cath-N-Glove Kit


Denise@MyLuxury1st.com
Written: 06/26/2019
Posted to YouTube: 06/29/2019




Hello, My name is Denise with MyLuxury1st.com and I am a Trach mom.

I would like to show you how the Suction Catheters look outside of it's packaging. So this is kind of an unboxing or unpackaging if you will.

Inside the package; the items are considered sterile and for single use at the hospital, but at home; it may be used one time or several times. You may open a new pack every 8 hours or every day -depending on how many you have to last you or what you and your insurance will cover...

Please note that using more than once may risk the possibility of cross-contamination or non-functioning of the product; but once you get home you will see and go with what works for you and your family.

You can always keep it inside the basin when not in use and make sure not to touch the part that will be going down the Trach itself.

This comes with the Basin and one powder free Vinyl glove.

All you need to do is peel open the package; take the glove; remover the catheter, and proceed with your suctioning.

The catheter has one centimeter numerical depth markings that commence at 5cm marks.

These are prescription only

You get one in each single use package
The sizing is an 8 Fr or 8 French

I'm documenting this to help others who may need information for a new Trach patient or family member.


About the Author:
Denise@MyLuxury1st.com
Instagram:  MyLuxury1st or MyLuxuryFirst


Denise is an E-commerce Marketplace Specialist, Content Creator, and Manufacturer of her self-made brand MyLuxury1st® Hair Extensions, Pigments, and Colorants.

Reference:
This video was produced by www.MyLuxury1st.com  
The suction catheters are paid for out of pocket and through insurance. 
CareFusion had no involvement in this project.


©2019 All rights reserved. Denise@MyLuxury1st.com does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Any content provided including: text, images, audio, video, or other formats were created for informational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for professional advice. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding medical conditions.

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