Smiths Medical 100/126/050 - TUBE ENDOTRACHEAL ORAL UNCUFFED 5.0MM ID MAGILL PVC (10/BX)

Smiths Medical 100/126/050 - TUBE ENDOTRACHEAL ORAL UNCUFFED 5.0MM ID MAGILL PVC (10/BX)

The Smiths Medical 100/126/050 Oral Uncuffed Endotracheal Tube is a high-quality airway management device designed to support safe and efficient endotracheal intubation in clinical settings. Constructed from clear medical-grade PVC, this tube provides clinicians with excellent visibility and dependable performance during airway procedures. The Magill-style design allows for smooth oral insertion while maintaining optimal anatomical alignment.

With a 5.0 mm internal diameter, this uncuffed endotracheal tube is commonly used in pediatric or small-patient airway management where cuffed tubes may not be appropriate. Its clear construction supports visual monitoring of condensation and airway secretions, enabling clinicians to quickly assess airway patency and patient ventilation. Packaged in boxes of ten, the tube supports efficient stocking and use in hospitals, surgical centers, emergency departments, and critical care environments.

Key Benefits

• Clear medical-grade PVC construction allows visual confirmation of airway status
• Magill-style oral design supports controlled and precise intubation
• Uncuffed configuration suitable for pediatric airway management
• Smooth beveled tip assists atraumatic insertion
• Lightweight and flexible tubing supports comfortable airway placement
• Radiopaque line along the tube assists with positioning confirmation on imaging
• Consistent internal diameter ensures predictable airflow and ventilation performance
• Convenient packaging of ten tubes per box supports efficient clinical supply management

Compatibility and Applications

The Smiths Medical oral uncuffed endotracheal tube is compatible with standard airway management systems and ventilation equipment commonly used in hospitals and clinical facilities. It connects easily to standard breathing circuits, manual resuscitators, and mechanical ventilators used in operating rooms, emergency departments, and intensive care units.

This tube is designed for oral endotracheal intubation and is commonly used in pediatric anesthesia, emergency airway management, respiratory support procedures, and controlled ventilation during surgery. The Magill design helps guide the tube through the oral airway while maintaining stability and control during placement.

Usage Guidelines

Endotracheal intubation should only be performed by trained healthcare professionals following established airway management protocols. Prior to insertion, clinicians should verify the appropriate tube size for the patient and inspect the device for integrity and sterility.

The tube should be inserted using a laryngoscope to visualize the vocal cords and guide the tube into the trachea. Once placed, clinicians should confirm proper positioning using clinical assessment methods such as auscultation, capnography, and imaging when appropriate. Secure the tube according to institutional protocols to maintain airway stability during ventilation.

Certifications and Safety Standards

Smiths Medical airway devices are manufactured under strict medical device quality management systems to ensure safety, consistency, and performance in clinical environments. The materials used in the tube are designed to meet recognized healthcare safety standards and support patient compatibility during airway management procedures.

The device is produced using medical-grade materials that support safe contact with airway tissues and help minimize the risk of irritation during use. Each tube is manufactured and packaged to maintain sterility and reliability until the point of clinical use.

Comparison with Competitors

Compared with many standard airway tubes available on the market, Smiths Medical endotracheal tubes are widely recognized for their dependable construction, consistent sizing, and clinician-friendly design. The Magill oral configuration improves insertion control while maintaining patient comfort during airway management.

The clear PVC material used in the tube provides excellent visibility compared with opaque alternatives, allowing clinicians to monitor condensation and potential airway obstruction. The integrated radiopaque line further enhances safety by supporting confirmation of tube placement through imaging techniques.

Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios

This endotracheal tube is commonly used by anesthesiologists, emergency physicians, respiratory therapists, critical care specialists, and trained paramedics responsible for airway management. It is frequently utilized in operating rooms, intensive care units, pediatric care environments, and emergency departments.

Typical clinical scenarios include pediatric anesthesia, airway stabilization during emergency care, respiratory support during surgical procedures, and mechanical ventilation management in acute care settings. The uncuffed configuration is particularly useful for younger patients where airway anatomy requires specialized tube design.

Best Practices for Use and Maintenance

Clinicians should always confirm that the appropriate tube size has been selected before performing intubation. Proper visualization of the airway using a laryngoscope and adherence to airway management protocols can help ensure safe placement.

After insertion, the tube should be securely stabilized using appropriate fixation methods to prevent displacement. Continuous monitoring of ventilation parameters and airway patency is essential during mechanical ventilation. Single-use airway devices should be disposed of according to medical waste management guidelines following clinical use.

Regulatory and Safety Information

This endotracheal tube is intended for use by qualified healthcare professionals trained in airway management and intubation procedures. The device should only be used in clinical environments where appropriate monitoring and resuscitation equipment are available.

Healthcare providers should follow institutional guidelines and airway management protocols when using the device. Proper patient evaluation and continuous monitoring are essential to ensure safe airway management during intubation and ventilation procedures.

How to Order

The Smiths Medical 100/126/050 Oral Uncuffed Endotracheal Tube 5.0mm ID Magill PVC is available in boxes containing ten tubes, supporting efficient inventory management for healthcare facilities and medical supply providers.

To place an order or receive assistance from a product specialist, contact CIA Medical at (312) 275-5850. Our knowledgeable team can help ensure you select the appropriate airway management products for your clinical requirements.