Tube Securement Device

Select the small device (1500U) to secure 6-12 Fr medical tubes and catheters.

Select the large device (1501U) to secure 12-24 Fr medical tubes and catheters.

Wear time:

Dependability and length of wear are important in choosing the right device. The Tube Securement Device had a statistically higher percentage of devices with the tube in place after a 72-hour wear than Competitor Stabilisation Device.*

*As tested in a comparative, prospective clinical study on 24 healthy human subjects after 3 days of wear followed by device removal from skin per IFU.

**Devices with tubes secured after 72 hours.

Skin integrity:

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Skin is the body’s first line of defence, so it is important to protect it. Consider this comparison of the impact on the skin’s barrier function (measured by average change in Transepidermal Water Loss (TEWL) from pre-treatment).*

*Than Competitor Stabilisation Device after 3 days of wear (P=0.037).

** Tube Securement Device’s impact on the skin’s barrier function (median TEWL change from baseline) was 63% less.

Removal time:

Efficient removal is critical when clinician time is limited. The average removal time for Tube Securement Device was 13 seconds compared to 126 seconds for Competitor Stabilisation Device t;.0001).*

*As tested in a comparative, prospective clinical study on 24 healthy human subjects after 3 days of wear followed by device removal from skin per IFU.

**On average, for the Tube Securement Device compared to the Competitor Stabilisation Device.

Wipes for removal:

Extra supplies can add time and cost to a procedure. On average, the Competitor Stabilisation Device required 12 alcohol wipes for removal, while the Tube Securement Device does not require a removal agent.*

*As tested in a comparative, prospective clinical study on 24 healthy human subjects after 3 days of wear followed by device removal from skin per IFU.

**Average number of wipes used for removal.