Nellcor Adult / Pediatric Colorimetric CO2 Detector

• Attaches directly to the endotracheal tube (ETT), helping clinicians verify proper ETT placement.
• For years, hospital and emergency medical services clinicians have relied on colorimetric CO2 detectors to verify proper endotracheal tube placement.
• These CO2 detectors ensure that your patient is intubated properly right from the start – and remains that way during transport.
• Adult and paediatric CO2 detectors give you an easy, economical way to assess exhaled CO2 during airway management.
• Whether you’re intubating patients in the ER, the ICU or the field, choose reliable technology from a name you trust.

Features of Nellcor Adult / Pediatric Colorimetric CO2 Detector:

• Accurate Carbon Dioxide Monitoring: The Nellcor Adult / Pediatric Colorimetric CO2 Detector provides reliable and precise monitoring of carbon dioxide levels in both adult and pediatric patients. It ensures accurate readings, enabling healthcare professionals to make well-informed decisions for patient care.
• Colorimetric Technology: The device utilizes advanced colorimetric technology to indicate the presence of exhaled CO2. This visual feedback helps medical staff quickly assess a patient’s respiratory status without the need for complex equipment.
• Real-time Feedback: With its instant color change mechanism, the CO2 detector provides real-time feedback, allowing healthcare providers to respond promptly to changes in the patient’s respiratory condition.
• User-friendly Design: The Nellcor CO2 Detector features a user-friendly design, making it easy to attach to the patient’s breathing circuit. Its simple and intuitive interface ensures effortless integration into clinical workflows.
• Compact and Portable: The device’s compact and lightweight design enhances its portability, making it suitable for various healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, emergency rooms, and ambulatory care units.
• Suitable for Both Intubated and Non-Intubated Patients: The CO2 detector is designed to accommodate both intubated and non-intubated patients, providing versatility in respiratory monitoring across different patient populations.

To help verify endotracheal tube placement: