Cardinal Health Luki Aspirating Tube

The Cardinal Health Luki Aspirating Tube is an essential tool in medical aspirating and fluid removal practices. With a choice between two tube lengths, 6.25 inches for a 20 cc capacity or 3.25 inches for an 8 cc capacity, these tubes accommodate a variety of procedural requirements. Each tube is crafted from high-quality materials, ensuring safety and reliability in every use.

Designed with patient and practitioner safety in mind, these tubes are both disposable and sterile, significantly reducing the risk of cross-contamination. Whether used in hospital settings, clinics, or outpatient care, the Luki Aspirating Tube is indispensable for professionals who demand safety and efficiency from their medical supplies.

• Available in two different volumes (20 cc and 8 cc) to cater to varying procedural requirements.
• Comes in two lengths, providing flexibility for different applications - 6.25 inches for larger areas and 3.25 inches for precise use.
• Sterile and disposable to prevent cross-contamination and maintain high hygiene standards.

• The Cardinal Health Luki Aspirating Tube is primarily used for medical procedures requiring the removal of fluids or air from a patient. Its sterile and disposable design ensures safe and hygienic practices, making it a reliable choice for healthcare settings.
• These aspirating tubes are suitable for use in diagnostic procedures, therapeutic drainage, and fluid removal in clinical settings. They are critical in ensuring the efficient and safe aspiration of bodily fluids during various medical procedures.

1. What is the capacity of the Cardinal Health Luki Aspirating Tube?
The aspirating tubes have capacities of 20 cc and 8 cc, suitable for different medical needs.

2. Are the aspirating tubes sterile?
Yes, the Cardinal Health Luki Aspirating Tubes are sterile, reducing the risk of infection during procedures.

3. Is the aspirating tube disposable?
Yes, the aspirating tubes are designed to be disposable, ensuring single-use for optimal hygiene.