Mic-Key Low Profile Gastrostomy Feeding Tube 14fr 3.0cm

Why Choose the MIC-KEY Low-Profile Gastrostomy Feeding Tube

The MIC-KEY Low-Profile Gastrostomy Feeding Tube is designed for users who require gastrostomy feeding access for enteral nutrition, hydration, flushing, or medication administration. Its low-profile button-style design sits closer to the skin compared with traditional long feeding tubes, helping improve comfort and reduce bulk during daily activities.

Key Features

✔ Low-profile gastrostomy feeding tube

✔ 14 Fr tube size

✔ 3.0 cm stoma length

✔ Button-style design sits close to the skin

✔ Designed for enteral feeding and tube access

✔ Supports feeding, flushing, and medication delivery when directed

✔ Compatible with appropriate MIC-KEY extension sets

✔ Suitable for home care, clinical care, and caregiver-supported routines

✔ Practical for pediatric, adult, and long-term enteral feeding needs

Benefits

✔ Helps support enteral nutrition through a gastrostomy site

✔ Low-profile design may improve comfort and reduce tube bulk

✔ 14 Fr size and 3.0 cm length support specific fit requirements

✔ Useful for users who need ongoing feeding tube access

✔ Compatible extension sets allow connection during feeding or flushing

✔ Practical for caregivers, nurses, clinics, and home care users

✔ Helps support organized feeding tube care routines

Usage/Application

Ideal for gastrostomy feeding, enteral nutrition, hydration, medication delivery when appropriate, feeding tube flushing, home care, hospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities, pediatric care, adult care, and caregiver-supported nutrition routines where a 14 Fr x 3.0 cm low-profile gastrostomy tube has been prescribed. This is a prescribed gastrostomy device that must be placed and sized by a qualified healthcare professional, with the French size and stoma length selected to fit the patient's stoma. Use it with compatible MIC-KEY extension sets for feeding, hydration, flushing, or medication as directed, connecting only to compatible enteral systems, since it is for enteral use and must not be used for injection or intravenous administration. Follow the care plan for feeding, flushing, balloon and site care, and check the device and stoma site as directed, seeking professional guidance for signs of infection, leakage, blockage, or dislodgement, and for replacement, since gastrostomy tube changes are clinical decisions. Keep supplies away from children and follow the care team's guidance.