MIC-KEY Right-Angle Medication Extension Set

Description

The MIC-KEY Medication Extension Set by Avanos Medical is a short, 2 in (5 cm) enteral extension specifically designed for use with MIC-KEY low-profile Gastrostomy (G), Jejunal (J), and Transgastric-Jejunal (GJ) feeding tubes. It features a SECUR-LOK right-angle connector at the patient end for a secure, low-profile connection and a 2-port Y configuration with ENFit ports, including a dedicated medication port. This configuration supports the administration of medications, nutrition, and water flushes using ENFit syringes and compatible enteral feeding sets.

Key Features

• SECUR-LOK right-angle connector at the patient end for a secure, low-profile interface
• 2-port Y connector with ENFit ports, including a medication port for convenient dosing and flushes
• Short 2 in (5 cm) tubing helps minimize line length for bedside or ambulatory use
• Compatible with ENFit syringes and enteral feeding sets for standardized enteral connections
• Not made with natural rubber latex; DEHP-free
• Non-sterile, reusable for single-patient use
• Individually packaged for inventory control and hygiene
• Tubing clamp not included on this 2 in medication set
• Prescription use only (Rx only)

Compatibility

• For MIC-KEY low-profile G, J, and GJ feeding tubes
• Interfaces with ENFit syringes and ENFit enteral feeding sets
• Designed for medication delivery, nutrition administration, and routine water flushes

Specifications

• Length: 2 in (5 cm)
• Patient-end connector: SECUR-LOK right-angle
• Proximal connector: 2-port Y with ENFit ports (includes medication port)
• Materials/safety: Not made with natural rubber latex; DEHP-free
• Sterility/usage: Non-sterile; reusable for single-patient use
• Packaging: Individually packaged
• Regulatory: Prescription use (Rx only)

Usage and Safety

• For enteral use only per clinician direction.
• Ensure all connections are fully engaged prior to use; confirm compatibility with MIC-KEY feeding tube and ENFit devices.
• Follow facility protocols for cleaning between uses and replacing per institutional policy or clinician guidance.