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๐ฉบ Keep your tubes secure, your skin happy, and your life unstoppable!
Hola Healthโs Catheter Stabilization Device is a compact, breathable adhesive patch designed to securely hold feeding and dialysis tubes in place with strong velcro straps and medical-grade hypoallergenic adhesive. Sized at 4.1" x 2.5", it offers irritation-free wear for up to a week, staying firmly attached through daily activities including showering and movement. Ideal for G, J, PEG tubes, and peritoneal dialysis catheters, this sterile, latex-free patch is a versatile essential for patients and caregivers seeking reliable, comfortable tube management.
| Asin | B0BGGDWVMF |
| Best Sellers Rank | #565 in Adhesive Bandages |
| Date First Available | September 26, 2022 |
| Department | Unisex Adult |
| Item Model Number | ML-DP00533-5Pcs-FeedingTube |
| Manufacturer | Hola Health |
| Package Dimensions | 8.19 x 6.5 x 0.63 inches; 1.13 ounces |
User
Has many uses.
I use this to stabilize my husband's feeding tube to prevent any trauma from it getting caught in his waistband, etc. Love it. The adhesive is strong and holds for up to a week. I clip off the larger side of the velcro to make it easier because of frequent use, only because the velcro is overly strong. For catheter use the strong velcro would be awesome and provide excellent performance.
User
Reliable product
Product as advertised.Velcro is very tight to loosen.
User
A must have
Use these with my husbands feeding tube to keep it from getting yanked on, super helpful, stays on for about 4 days then needs to come off. the velcro helps keep it tucked away and he hasnt had issues with his feeding tube needing to be adjust or reinserted. I'm sure part of that has a lot to do with this little device.
User
Donโt waste your money
Does not stick!
User
Better than ones from my DME supplier
I loves these when I first got my j tube and had a dangler. Works much better than ones made by 3m that are thin & silicone called Cinch that my homecare and DME provides Good adhesive that I'm not allergic to which is hard to find and lasted about a week and then it's only for dressing change reasons as they could go longer. When I got my tube changed to a button I no longer use them but recommend them to all.
User
Hit or miss
My husband has a feeding tube and he likes these to secure the tube to his stomach and not flop around. The only problem is consistency. We've used dozens of these and some stay stuck for several days and some pullapart in one. The velcro is so strong it tears away from the base sometimes. The adhesive on the back is good for 1-4 days. It doesn't matter the situation they just aren't able to be trusted to stay in place and not fall off. We always have backups. When they work it's a godsend of a product.
User
Massive help!
When i say these are a massive help, i mean they are a MASSIVE help in keeping that Transfer set firmly against hubby's stomach. Barely noticeable when wearing a Tshirt over it, but the bumps you notice are better than the puffy gauze patch the clinic was taping to his stomach instead. He is able to sleep a little better without the paranoia of stuff coming undone in the middle of the night. It makes it easier on me when i'm helping him wash, change, or hook/unhook from his dialysis treatments.Only criticism is the sticker in the center to hold the transfer set/catheter in place comes off and stays stuck to the transfer set 100% of the time. I spend more time cleaning that part each morning and night to get that stick off than the time i was spending to put the guaze patches on him. Also, the length of the velcro strips are very short so when they fold over the catheter to velcro in place, only the very tip of the velcro is touching the other side of the pad. It's held up perfectly so far without the velcro coming undone, but it is difficult to get the strips to touch and appear secure.All in all I love this product and am buying more.
User
Adheres well
Adheres well. Does come off but only when the patient picks at it. Does not irritate the skin. Keeps Catheter in place.
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