Feeding Tube Decloggers
Feeding tube decloggers for enteral lumen patency - mechanical decloggers such as the Bionix DeClogger with a threaded clearing tip, enzyme-based declogging kits such as Avanos Clog Zapper that dissolve formula and medication residue, and ENFit flush syringes for routine patency. Mechanical decloggers stocked in sizes matched to feeding tube French ranges. Carried for hospitals, long-term care, home enteral nutrition programs and licensed distributors. Wholesale case pricing for hospitals, long-term care and clinical procurement.
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Feeding Tube Decloggers for Enteral Lumen Patency
Feeding tube decloggers clear occlusions that form in enteral feeding tube lumens from formula residue and crushed medication. This category covers mechanical decloggers that physically clear a clog and enzyme-based declogging kits that dissolve residue, along with the flush syringes used for routine patency. Products are stocked for hospitals, long-term care, home enteral nutrition programs and licensed distributors.
Declogger Lines Stocked
- Bionix DeClogger - Mechanical decloggers with a threaded tip that engages and clears the occlusion, stocked in sizes matched to feeding tube French ranges.
- Avanos Clog Zapper - Enzyme and food-grade powder declogging kit with an applicator and syringe that delivers a dissolving solution into the occluded lumen.
- Enzyme declogging kits - Single-use enzyme-based declogging kits that break down formula and medication residue within the tube.
- Flush syringes - ENFit flush syringes stocked for routine tube flushing that supports patency between feeds.
Declogger Types
| Type | Mechanism | Representative Product |
|---|---|---|
| Mechanical declogger | Threaded tip engages and clears the clog | Bionix DeClogger |
| Enzyme declogging kit | Dissolving solution breaks down residue | Clog Zapper |
| Flush syringe | Water flush for routine patency | ENFit flush syringe |
Mechanical and Enzyme Declogging
Mechanical decloggers such as the Bionix DeClogger use a threaded tip advanced into the tube to engage and clear an occlusion, and are stocked in sizes matched to feeding tube French ranges. Enzyme-based kits such as Clog Zapper deliver a dissolving solution into the lumen to break down formula and medication residue. Flush syringes in ENFit format support routine flushing that keeps lumens patent between feeds. These items are single-use and are stocked as case quantities for enteral programs.
Decloggers are a maintenance consumable carried across every enteral program, because occlusions occur throughout the tube-fed population and both mechanical and enzyme options are kept on hand alongside routine flush syringes. That steady maintenance demand makes case pricing and standing orders central for materials management supporting long-term enteral feeding. MAP Medical stocks mechanical decloggers, enzyme kits and flush syringes under one wholesale account. Order at the best Wholesale Prices with MAP Medical.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between mechanical and enzyme decloggers?
Mechanical decloggers such as the Bionix DeClogger use a threaded tip advanced into the tube to physically engage and clear an occlusion. Enzyme-based kits such as Clog Zapper deliver a dissolving solution that breaks down formula and medication residue inside the lumen. The catalog stocks both types so enteral programs can keep a mechanical and a chemical option on hand.
What sizes of mechanical decloggers are stocked?
Mechanical decloggers are stocked in sizes matched to common feeding tube French ranges so the tip fits the lumen it is clearing. Programs that manage a range of tube sizes typically stock more than one declogger size. Sizing information is on the product labeling for each declogger.
How do flush syringes support tube patency?
ENFit flush syringes are used for routine water flushing of feeding tubes, which supports patency between feeds and after medication delivery. They are stocked alongside decloggers as part of a patency-maintenance set. Flush syringes use the ENFit connection under ISO 80369-3 to interface with enteral tubes and ports.
Can facilities order feeding tube decloggers in bulk?
Yes. Mechanical decloggers, enzyme declogging kits and flush syringes are stocked in case quantities for hospitals, long-term care and skilled nursing facilities, home enteral nutrition providers and licensed distributors. Standing order programs are available for high-turnover flush syringes and decloggers. Contact our procurement team for tiered case pricing and standing order setup.
What declogging products should be in a facility formulary?
A working declogging formulary typically includes a mechanical declogger in the sizes matched to the facility's tube range, an enzyme-based declogging kit, and ENFit flush syringes for routine patency. MAP Medical builds consolidated declogging and patency formulary packages matched to enteral program size - contact our team for an assessment.