Airlife Tri-Flo "No Touch" Catheters

Yes, the AirLife Tri-Flo “No Touch” Catheters are specifically designed to enhance hygiene and support aseptic technique during aspiration or suction procedures.

The “No Touch” feature is a core selling point because it:

• Minimizes Contact: Reduces direct manual contact with critical surfaces, minimizing the risk of contamination during handling and insertion.
• Enhances Sterility: Focuses on maintaining sterility throughout the procedure, which is essential for infection control.

All variants of these catheters are confirmed to be in Factory New condition and are manufactured in the US, ensuring high quality and reliability.

Yes, the Airlife Tri-Flo “No Touch” Catheters are provided in bulk case quantities, ideal for professional clinical and institutional needs. All units are supplied in new, factory condition.

Here are the specific packaging details:

• Standard Case Packaging: All available configurations (8 FR, 10 FR, 12 FR, 14 FR) are packaged with 100 units per case.
• Pallet Quantities: The 14 FR catheter variant is also available for purchase in maximum bulk volumes, packaged as 40 cases per pallet.

Yes, the Airlife Tri-Flo “No Touch” Catheters are available in a suction catheter configuration that includes a pop-up basin for added convenience. This option is designed to simplify the catheterization process.

The Airlife Tri-Flo “No Touch” Catheters are available in a range of French (FR) sizes, all supplied in Factory New condition, supporting various clinical suction and drainage requirements. All standard configurations are packaged 100 units per case.

The available sizes and their specialized configurations include:

• 8 FR: Specialized Suction Catheter variant that includes a convenient Pop-Up Basin.
• 10 FR: Catheter designed with crucial Depth Markings to aid in precise placement.
• 12 FR: Standard catheter configuration.
• 14 FR: Standard catheter configuration, which is also available for bulk pallet orders (40 cases per pallet).

Yes, the core purpose of the AirLife Tri-Flo “No Touch” design is to maximize hygiene and support strict aseptic technique during clinical procedures.

This specialized feature enhances sterility by:

• Minimizing Direct Contact: The design reduces or eliminates direct handling of the catheter during insertion or suction, which is crucial for lowering the risk of contamination.
• Supporting Aseptic Technique: It assists clinical staff in adhering to stringent infection control protocols.

All configurations are supplied in Factory New condition, ensuring they meet the highest quality and sanitation standards for medical devices.

Yes, Airlife Tri-Flo “No Touch” Catheters are available with depth markings as one of the configuration options. This feature can be selected based on specific clinical needs.

These specialized Airlife Tri-Flo catheters are primarily intended for clinical suction or drainage applications in professional medical settings.

Key features and usage benefits include:

• Aseptic Handling: The defining “No Touch” design is engineered to minimize direct contact during preparation and use, significantly enhancing aseptic technique and infection control.
• Precision and Placement: The 10 FR variant includes precise depth markings to assist clinical staff with accurate catheter placement.
• Convenience: Specific configurations, such as the 8 FR suction catheter, are packaged with a convenient Pop-Up Basin for immediate use.
• Versatility: They are available in various French sizes (8 FR, 10 FR, 12 FR, 14 FR) to meet diverse procedural requirements.

Yes, the Airlife Tri-Flo “No Touch” Catheters are guaranteed to be in Factory New condition. This ensures the highest level of reliability and compliance for professional clinical use.

Yes, the AirLife Tri-Flo “No Touch” Catheters are manufactured in the US, ensuring high quality and reliability.

The estimated lead time for the Airlife Tri-Flo “No Touch” Catheters varies depending on the specific French size and configuration ordered.

Generally, lead times range from 1–2 Weeks up to 4–5 Weeks.