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ENFit components from Qosina help reduce critical enteral misconnections

By Heather Hall | March 9, 2020

Qosina is the trusted supplier of enteral components for medical devices, offering over 250 off-the-shelf products including a wide selection of legacy feeding tube connectors and fittings.

Also included in Qosina’s enteral application product line is its robust collection of ENFit connectors, caps and plugs, stopcocks, spikes, and syringes. ENFit components comply with the ISO 80369-3 standard, which was developed to improve patient safety and reduce the risk of small-bore misconnections used in liquid healthcare applications.

The ENFit connector was designed using a non-traditional orientation and larger dimensions that do not allow connectivity with the common conical luer (formerly ISO 594, now ISO 80369-7). The ENFit connector has been tested using a strict validation process that includes human factors research, usability analysis, performance testing, misconnections assessment and computer-aided design techniques.

To learn more about Qosina’s enteral and ENFit products, visit qosina.com/enteral. Qosina adheres to the strictest of quality standards and is committed to providing high quality products.

Founded in 1980, Qosina is a leading global supplier of OEM single-use components to
the medical and pharmaceutical industries. Qosina’s philosophy is to address its
customers’ need to reduce time to market by providing thousands of stock components.
The company’s vast catalog features more than 5,000 products shown in full-scale
illustrations on a one-centimeter grid. Qosina offers free samples of most items, low
minimum order requirements, just-in-time delivery, modification of existing molds, and
new product design and development. Qosina is ISO 13485, ISO 9001, ISO 22301 and
ISO 14001 certified, and operates in a 95,000 square-foot facility with an ISO Class 8
Clean Room. To learn about Qosina’s full component offering, which includes the
newest products, visit qosina.com or call +1 (631) 242-3000.

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