CathGrip® Low Profile Tube Securement Device (76 x 90mm, Single Strap, Small, Non-Sterile)
CathGrip® Low Profile is the universal securement device for tubing 6-42 Fr. The device is made from our proprietary hydrocolloid that is skin-friendly, not made with natural rubber latex, and moves like a second skin with a wear time of up to 7 days! Our skin-friendly adhesive helps prevent skin tearing and irritation, unlike other acrylic-based securement devices. With soft no-slips grips that secure tubes from 6-42 Fr. and three sizing options for the hydrocolloid base.
Product Information:
- Hydrocolloid is a skin-friendly material that moves with the body
- 76 x 90mm
- Low profile
- Single strap
- Small
- Non-sterile
CathGrip® FAQs
CathGrip® is made of proprietary hydrocolloid, a skin-friendly material that is designed to move like a second skin with the body. The skin-friendly adhesive helps prevent skin-tearing and irritation, unlike other acrylic-based securement devices. Designed with soft no-slip straps, the CathGrip® range of securement devices can secure medical tubes from 3-42Fr.
Yes. CathGrip® is made without natural rubber latex.
Hydrocolloid is a type of material that contains gel-forming agents that forms a gel when it comes in contact with moisture. This material is self-adherent, meaning it sticks to skin but releases once it comes in contact with moisture, such as water or adhesive remover.
When applied as instructed and in conjunction with the BioPlus Barrier Film Wipe, you can expect your CathGrip® to stay in place for 7 days.
Yes. CathGrip® is a versatile product, helping to secure many different medical tubes. These include:
- NG/OG Tubes
- Jackson Pratt Drains
- Nephrostomy Drains
- Peg Tubes
- J Tubes
- Secondary Securement Vascular Access
- Ventricular Assist Device
- Catheters - Urinary Catheters, Suprapubic Catheters and Epidural Catheters
CathGrip® Ovals can be used to position various tubes and lines in difficult areas. Supplied in pairs, the CathGrip® Ovals are designed to help prevent pressure injuries and skin tearing, especially with fragile and tender skin. *More commonly used in a healthcare setting*
