CPAP Securement Devices

Designed with neonates, infants, and small children in mind, the Neotech ChinStrap provides a soft, comfortable way to help hold a patient’s mouth closed during respiratory support. The durable material and detachable hook tab strap allow clinicians to customize it to each child’s head. It relieves pressure on the ears, and the skin friendly NeoFoam fabric helps wick away moisture and provide comfort. What’s more, its head strap helps prevent slipping. Features: * Soft, breathable, skin friendly NeoFoam® wicks perspiration * Flexibility enables minimal mouth movement * Form fitting and adjustable * Split chin design for comfort and stability * Ear openings to prevent folding over * Designed to reduce the risk of pressure ulcers or necrosis * Unique material helps to prevent sliding * Not made with natural rubber latex or plasticizer DEHP * Individually packaged

Cannulaide securement device with gentle hydrocolloid material skin barrier between baby and CPAP cannula. Size 1 infant is for babies 700-1250g. Size 2 infant is for babies 1250-2000g. Size 4 infant is for babies greater than 3000g.

Tube Support for Neonates to Pediatrics As a clinician in the NICU, you are keenly aware of the many difficulties in keeping devices attached to infant patients. Capette and Strapette effectively solve this problem. Both of these products are adhesive free and protect the infants from skin damage. They provide a standard head band that is easy to apply, and tube tackles which can attach anywhere to hold whatever tubing you are using. The head band and tube tackles can be easily adjusted in a matter of seconds for a more efficient assembly. Strapette is intended for infants and pediatrics Capette is designed for the smallest neonates and infants, and comes with a two-ply cotton hat to keep them warm. Strapette is intended for infants and pediatrics, and has a very soft and tacky foam on the inside which sits comfortably on the skin. Together, Capette and Strapette provide a more effective tube support with less risk for skin damage for neonates to pediatric patients in all scenarios.