NeoMed Enteral Oral Syringe is designed for accurate fluid administration in neonatal and pediatric patients. It functions as a dispenser, measuring device, and oral fluid transfer tool, ideal for use with extension sets and feeding tubes. This syringe supports safety and efficiency in clinical settings.

Features:

• Single-Piece Molded Barrel: Ensures durability and minimizes risk of detachment during use.
• Secure & Hygienic: Reduces excessive handling and maintains a secure seal during storage and warming.
• Cost-Effective: Priced economically compared to traditional oral dispensers or luer syringes with adapters.
• Pediatric-Specific Design: Tailored for neonatal and pediatric patients using extension sets or feeding tubes.
• Optional Barcode Label: Supports breast milk tracking with NeoMed SafeBaby system for enhanced safety.

Contraindications

The NEOMED Oral Syringe is intended for one-time use. Each syringe should be used for one dispensing and one patient.

Warnings

Tip caps are a choking hazard. Keep out of reach of children.

Instructions

• Follow physician’s instructions or hospital protocol in opening package and use of contents. Use aseptic technique
• Fully depress the plunger before filling oral syringe. Draw liquid (e.g. formula or mother’s milk) into syringe. For accurate measurement, use the black leading edge of the gasket toward the plunger tip. The accuracy of measurements is +/- 4% of expelled volume. Do not fill and attempt delivery past the maximum graduation.
• To expel excess air bubbles, hold syringe with tip pointing up. Tap side of syringe to cause bubbles to rise toward tip. Draw back slightly on plunger, then push plunger upward to eject air in barrel and tip. Repeat until bubbles are eliminated.
• Place the tip cap on the syringe and label until ready to use (label not included).
• Feeding should be administered via enteral-only connectors. This syringe is not designed for use with Luer connections. To minimize potential for clogging, mix any supplements or additives thoroughly to achieve uniform consistency
• Flush the syringe with water and dispose in closed plastics or dispose as required by hospital protocols and local or national regulations. Do not autoclave or re-use syringe as this may increase risk of leakage or biological infection