Mic-Key Low Profile Gastrostomy Feeding Tube 14fr 1.2cm

Why Choose the MIC-KEY Low Profile Gastrostomy Feeding Tube

The MIC-KEY Low Profile Gastrostomy Feeding Tube is designed for patients who require long-term gastrostomy access while maintaining a low-profile fit against the skin. Its 14 Fr tube size and 1.2 cm stoma length support secure placement when properly sized by a healthcare provider.

Key Features

✔ Size: 14 Fr

✔ Stoma length: 1.2 cm

✔ Low-profile gastrostomy feeding tube

✔ Skin-level button-style design

✔ Designed for enteral feeding and medication delivery

✔ Compatible with appropriate MIC-KEY extension sets

✔ Balloon-retained design

✔ Helps reduce external tubing bulk between feedings

✔ Suitable for pediatric or adult use when properly prescribed

✔ Designed for long-term gastrostomy access

Benefits

✔ Low-profile design is more discreet under clothing

✔ Helps reduce dangling external tubing when not in use

✔ Supports enteral nutrition for users unable to meet needs orally

✔ Allows connection to feeding extensions when needed

✔ May improve comfort and mobility compared with longer external tubes

✔ Proper sizing helps support a secure and comfortable fit

✔ Useful for home care, clinical care, and long-term feeding routines

Usage/Application

Ideal for patients who require gastrostomy feeding, hydration, medication delivery, or gastric decompression as directed by a healthcare professional. Suitable for home care, hospitals, pediatric care, long-term care, and caregiver-supported enteral feeding programs. The MIC-KEY low-profile gastrostomy tube must be prescribed, sized, placed, and replaced by a qualified healthcare provider, with the correct French size and stoma length determined by the care team for the individual. Use only compatible MIC-KEY extension sets for feeding, medication, or decompression, and follow the care team's instructions for balloon inflation and checks and for stoma-site care. This is a clinical device and should not be selected, placed, or adjusted without professional guidance, and any concerns about the tube, balloon, or stoma site should be directed to the care team.