
A Ryles tube (nasogastric tube) is a sterile, flexible, single-use tube designed for nasogastric intubation. Used for enteral feeding, gastric lavage, and medication administration in clinical and hospital settings. Available in multiple French gauge sizes (FG 10, 12, 14, 16, 24) for paediatric and adult patients.
For nasogastric intubation in patients requiring enteral nutrition, gastric decompression, medication administration, and gastric lavage in hospital, ICU, and post-operative care settings.
Individually packed in sterile peel pouch
10 pcs per Printed Box
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FG 10, FG 12, FG 14, FG 16, FG 24 (French Gauge); suitable for paediatric and adult patients
Medical-grade PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride); non-toxic, flexible, and kink-resistant
Approximately 125 cm; suitable for standard nasogastric intubation in adults; shorter sizes available for paediatric use
Radiopaque line/stripe along the tube for accurate X-ray confirmation of tube placement in the stomach
Funnel-shaped proximal end for easy connection to feeding sets, syringes, or suction apparatus; distal end with multiple drainage eyes
Sterile – sterilized by Ethylene Oxide (EO); individually packed in sterile peel pouch; for single use only
5 years from date of manufacture
Store at room temperature (15-30°C); avoid direct sunlight, heat, and moisture; keep away from sharp objects
CE Marked; complies with ISO 10555 and relevant international standards for nasogastric tubes
Smooth atraumatic tip for easy insertion; graduated markings on tube for accurate depth measurement; transparent body for visual monitoring of tube contents
For single use only; do not re-use or re-sterilize; confirm tube placement by X-ray or pH testing before use; do not use if packaging is damaged; dispose of after use as per medical waste guidelines
Used to deliver liquid nutrition directly into the stomach or small intestine for patients who are unable to swallow or eat orally, including post-surgical, critically ill, and neurologically impaired patients.
Used for gastric decompression to relieve distension and remove gastric contents in cases of bowel obstruction, post-surgical ileus, or poisoning requiring gastric lavage.
Used to administer oral medications, fluids, or contrast agents directly into the stomach for patients unable to take medications orally due to dysphagia, unconsciousness, or post-operative conditions.
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