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Aerosol Drainage Bag System with Wye Adaptor

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Original price $ 4.89
Current price $ 3.59
SKU 1742

Hudson RCI 1742 Aerosol Drainage Bag System with Wye adaptor is a drainage system for respiratory therapy. This respiratory device features a wye adaptor, 750cc bag capacity, and is latex-free for safety.

Hudson RCI Aerosol Drainage Bag System Features:

  • Disposable
  • Drainage bag
  • Wye adaptor
  • 2mm ID corrugated tubing
  • 750cc bag capacity
  • Self locking plastic chain
  • Drainage port
  • Single patient use only
  • Latex free
  • Individually packaged

Brand: Hudson RCI

Item Number: 1742

Dimensions: 5 x 6 x 2 inches

The Hudson RCI Aerosol Drainage Bag System with Wye #1742 includes a unique “Y” designed tube that traps excess condensation, ensuring the patient does not inhale the liquid build-up. Additionally, this drainage bag system has a self-locking plastic chain, which secures to objects to provide stability to the system.

Provide great care while enhancing patient safety. Purchase the Hudson RCI Aerosol Drainage Bag System with Wye #1742 for a low price by placing an order online, through our website. Orders can also be placed by calling 1-888-687-4334 and speaking with one of our outstanding Medical Supply Specialists.

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Aerosol Drainage Bag System with Wye Adaptor
Aerosol Drainage Bag System with Wye Adaptor
$ 4.89 $ 3.59
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