We believe the best innovations begin by listening. By partnering with clinicians, caregivers, and patients, we identify everyday challenges and transform them into thoughtfully designed products that enhance care, improve outcomes, and make a meaningful difference.
How do we do it?
We listen. We hear the unmet needs of patients and produce quality products to address their pain and frustration.
We collaborate. The greatest resource for ideas that benefit our community is the community itself! We are eager for more opportunities to work with members of this community to transform the lives of those we serve.
From enteral feeding to NICU and PICU care, and beyond, we're committed to creating products that solve real-world clinical challenges. If you've identified an unmet need, we'd love to collaborate on the next innovation.
Due to the complex design of the ENFit Connector, it's difficult to clean feeding tubes and risk of contamination increases. EnClean® Brushes are designed to fit between the threads and clean all the way to the bottom of the EnFit Connector. It removes formula and thoroughly cleans the internal threads of the EnFit® Connector. All bristles are germ-resistant. It is designed to last for a minimum of 30 days, if cleaned according to IFU.
Currently, no treatments address the root cause of skin breakdown around feeding tube sites. Leakage causes significant pain and discomfort to patients that range from minor irritation to wounds severe enough to require surgical excision. StomaEase™ was developed by a chemist with a feeding tube who was tired of dealing with constant pain.
We've designed a next-gen skin barrier created for stoma and skin protective situations where moisture is unavoidable. Unlike other paste-like creams, this ultra-thin formula applies smoothly forming a lightweight barrier that helps keep irritating fluids away from the skin.
The patented FrenEase™ Slot Retractor helps clinicians perform more controlled frenotomy procedures for infants with tongue-tie. By improving access to the frenulum, it supports precise division while helping minimize the risk of inadvertent injury to surrounding oral tissues.
We proudly support the Oley Foundation and encourage patients to learn more about their important resources and services.
