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air-Q® Laryngeal Mask Neonate / Infant User Size 1 Light Blue Sterile Disposable10-3010

air-Q®-Laryngeal-Mask-Neonate--Infant-User-Size-1-Light-Blue-Sterile-Disposable10-3010

SKU #

#798954

MPN #

10-3010

Brand

Sun Med

Stock

In Stock

Quantity

100

Features

MASK, LARYNGEAL AIRWAY DISP WHT INF SZ1.0 (10/BX) MERCMD

$152.28 USD

Product Specifications Product Usage Additional Information
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Attribute Name Attribute Value
McKesson # 798954
Manufacturer # 10-3010
Brand air-Q®
Manufacturer Sun Med
Application Laryngeal Mask
Color Light Blue
ETT ID 4.5 mm ETT ID
Size Size 1
Sterility Sterile
Type Curved
UNSPSC Code 42271910
Usage Disposable
User Neonate / Infant User
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  • Removable color-coded connector allows intubation through the airway tube with any standard ET tubes
  • Integrated bit block makes it easier to place, reinforces the tube and diminishes the need for a separate bite block
  • Bulit-up mask heel for improved seal
  • Elevation ramp facilitates intubaton and directs the ET tube toward the laryngeal inlet