Salter Labs - Salter - 1007-0-25 - Tender Grip Infant Skin Fixation System

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Brand: Salter
Sold By: Case of 25

Product Overview

The Salter Labs Tender Grip Infant Skin Fixation System (1007-0-25) is designed to securely hold cannula headpiece tubing in place for infants. It features an adhesive backing made of microporous tape, ensuring gentle yet reliable fixation without causing skin irritation. The latex-free construction makes it safe for sensitive infant skin, providing a comfortable and secure fit.

Features:
- Holds cannula headpiece tubing securely in place
- Adhesive backing made of microporous tape for gentle skin contact
- Latex-free for hypoallergenic use
- Designed specifically for infant comfort and safety

Specifications:
- Product Number: 1007-0-25
- Material: Microporous tape
- Latex-Free: Yes
- Intended Use: Infant cannula fixation

Use Suggestion:
Apply the Tender Grip Infant Skin Fixation System to clean, dry skin for optimal adhesion. Ensure proper placement to keep the cannula headpiece tubing secure while minimizing movement. Replace as needed to maintain hygiene and effectiveness.

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  • 4
    I have purchased all three

    Posted by RobertB in vitalitymed on Jan 4th 2019

    I have purchased all three items several times. I have found the items to be of very good quality and the seller to be very accommodating. I would reccomend both to anyone needing oxygen supplys.

  • 4
    50ft Salter Lab Tubing

    Posted by Lovie in vitalitymed on Jan 4th 2019

    I am not sure how the purchasers of the Salter 50ft, 3 channel tubing can say that the tube does not knot and knick! I contacted Salter and it is their strongest tubing. It knots like a triple pretzel and kinks. It happens to be the exact tubing my oxygen supplier supplied me with when I received my concentrator. Did not realize my mistake. I just needed a tube that went the length. It is a mess. Do not buy this product. There is one out there. I had it years ago. Of course, not sure who the manufacturer was or where I received. Maybe when the house gets warmer with Spring around the corner the tube will relax. If anyone finds a great tubing please let us all know!!!