Feeding Syringes Mitigates the Challenges of Misconnection Errors

Woodstock, GA, August 30, 2016 (Newswire.com) - ​The evolution of the medical industry over the years has resulted in considerable improvements benefiting the patients over the years. Of all, since children and aged people are the most sensitive of all, special care needs to be taken. Any error in connection can lead to a disastrous result, and the medical industry leaves nothing to chance to fight those challenges and come up with reasonable solutions.

NeoMed Inc. Is committed to delivering the best products for the neonatal patients. We have been manufacturing a full line of products that allows all the pharmacy and clinical operations to find the standardized EnFit products to achieve success. The Global Enteral Device Supplier Associations facilitates information about the new ISO standards of the EnFit connectors, and our low dose syringes are designed in such a way so that it has gained the acceptance of the GEDSA and is expected to be the global solution to a pertinent problem.

According to our experts, the feeding syringes must be designed to reduce the tissue trauma which is a common effect with all the over-sized sharp side potholes and other distal tips. Most of our experts have to say that the distal tips should always be smooth, well formed and open, and the exposed access areas should be accessible to clean it on a daily basis. The bacteria growth and transfer is often attributed to the material pooling within the closed distal tips and the poorly bifurcated hub designs. We have been designing feeding tubes whose bottomless hub design eliminates the floor where the HBM and formula can accumulate fostering the bacterial growth.

Since we have noticed that the pediatric patients are continuously deprived of quality treatment, we made sure that our products are focused on bringing forth the best options to the patients. Our expertise in the field have proved our worth and that gives us necessary exposure in the industry. We are available at 770-516-2225. Make sure you find the best equipment for delivering optimum treatment to the patients.

About the Company

NeoMed, Inc. was formed in 2007 to meet the need of creating quality neonatal devices dedicated to enhancing patient safety and with the vision of producing enteral systems that eliminated dangerous misconnection errors commonly resulting from using IV products to deliver enteral nutrition.

Source: Neo-Med- National