PVC Plastic Feeding Tubes

Listing ID #4068028

205 / Piece

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MOQ 50 Piece
MaterialPVC
ShapeTube
Supply Type Manufacturer, Exporter, Supplier
Preferred Buyer Location All over the world

Instech’s plastic feeding tubes for rodent oral gavage are flexible to reduce the risk of trauma and disposable to eliminate the cost of cleaning and the chance of compound crossover. Flexible....

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Instech’s plastic feeding tubes for rodent oral gavage are flexible to reduce the risk of trauma and disposable to eliminate the cost of cleaning and the chance of compound crossover. Flexible tubes are recommended as an animal welfare refinement over rigid metal tubes [1].

Instech manufactures the feeding tubes using medical grade materials to minimize the risk of interactions with test compounds. The tube is constructed of polypropylene, the same material used in plastic syringes. The soft elastomer tip is designed to prevent inadvertent placement in the trachea and reduce the risk of perforation. The feeding tubes are available in a variety of diameters and lengths for use in rodents ranging in size from mouse pups to rats to hamsters, guinea pigs and rabbits. Download the PDF below for complete specifications and species suggestions.

Prices for boxes of 250 pieces (50 sterile pouches of 5) below. Also available in boxes of 50 pieces.

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With over 17 years of experience and counting, NCE Lifesciences has been a pioneer in bringing novel products and services for clinical and preclinical research in India.
Since 1998, we have worked with many western clinical & preclinical CROs, lab animal & diet producers, and research equipment producers. We have been marketing these products and services to pharmaceutical and biotech companies, as well as government research organisations in India.
Our target market has always been the Indian drug discovery R&D labs – big pharma, small and big biotech companies, CROs collaborating with MNCs for research of new medicines, and Government-owned research institutes.