CliniEco Enteral Nutrition Accessories — Feeding Tube, Syringe & Pump Set
Specifications
| SKU | CLI-ENT-KIT |
|---|---|
| Brand | CliniEco Medical |
| Category | Injection & Sharps |
| Availability | In stock |
| Ships from | Toronto, ON |
Pricing
| Order | Unit price |
|---|---|
| 1 case | $24.99 CAD |
| 2–4 cases | Request quote |
| 5+ cases | Request quote |
Read the full product guide 6 sections · specs, use, compliance
What does an enteral feeding set consist of?
The pieces that make a feeding run work: a feeding bag with a drip chamber and a roller clamp to control flow, extension sets with a universal connector to reach from the bag to the tube, flushing syringes for keeping the tube clear, and cleaning brushes for the parts that are reused. The listing groups them as one kit, which is the practical format for a home-care or long-term care routine where a missing connector stops a feed.
Why does flushing decide whether a tube survives?
Most blocked feeding tubes are blocked by medication that was crushed into too little water, or by a feed that was allowed to sit in the tube between runs. Flushing before and after every use, and between medications, is the habit that keeps a tube working — and it is the one thing a kit cannot do for the user. Sterile or cooled boiled water, the volume the care plan specifies, and a syringe dedicated to that job.
What has to be confirmed before a facility standardises?
Connector compatibility is the first item, because enteral connectors are not all identical and a mismatched set is a risk rather than an inconvenience. Bag volume, whether components are sterile or single-use, and the pump the set is intended for also need confirming: the listing describes the contents but does not publish those specifications. A formulary decision should not rest on an assumption about the connector.
| Component | As listed |
|---|---|
| Feeding bag | With drip chamber and roller clamp |
| Extension sets | Universal connector |
| Flushing syringes | Included |
| Cleaning brushes | Included |
| Intended settings | Hospital, long-term care and home care |
| Bag volume and connector specification | Not stated on the listing — confirm before standardising |
| Sterility and single-use status | Not stated on the listing |
| Distribution | CliniEco Medical — MDEL #35334 |
What else does a feeding routine need on the shelf?
Sterile twelve-ply gauze sponges, two hundred per pack cover the clean-up around a connection, and hypoallergenic paper tape, one inch by ten yards secures tubing so it is not pulled. 70 per cent isopropyl alcohol prep pads, two hundred per pack are the wipe for the parts that are cleaned between uses. Feeding and flush records print from the compliance log centre with its sterilization log generator, facility quantities are quoted at our clinic ordering desk, and documentation questions go to the compliance desk.
Imported and distributed in Canada by CliniEco Medical — MDEL #35334.
Complete Enteral Nutrition Accessories for Canadian Healthcare
The CliniEco Enteral Nutrition Accessories Kit provides essential feeding tube supplies for hospitals, LTC homes, and home care patients across Canada.
- Feeding bag with drip chamber and roller clamp
- Extension sets with universal connector
- Flushing syringes
- Cleaning brushes
All components meet quality requirements. Suitable for Ontario hospitals, Alberta LTC facilities, and home care nationwide.
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Common questions
What is in the kit?
A feeding bag with a drip chamber and roller clamp, extension sets with a universal connector, flushing syringes and cleaning brushes. It is the accessory set, not the feeding pump.
Why is flushing so important?
Most blocked tubes are blocked by medication crushed into too little water or by feed left sitting in the tube. Flushing before and after every use, and between medications, is what keeps the tube working.
Are the connectors universal?
The listing describes the extension sets as having a universal connector. Enteral connectors are not all identical, so confirm compatibility with the tube in use before standardising.
Is the kit sterile and single use?
The listing does not state sterility or single-use status for the components. That has to be confirmed before a facility counts the kit as a clinical consumable.
Can it be used at home?
The listing names hospitals, long-term care and home care. A home routine still needs a care plan for flush volumes and feed times, which the kit itself does not provide.
