Ultima Divided Nasal Cannula + Filter, Pediatric 0582CO2-PED-50

GUDID B1400582CO2PED501

Tubing used to detect airflow in sleep studies.

Braebon Medical Corporation

Gas-sampling/monitoring respiratory tubing, single-use
Primary Device IDB1400582CO2PED501
NIH Device Record Key83deadcf-568d-4661-a5ec-09e93ef7f653
Commercial Distribution StatusIn Commercial Distribution
Brand NameUltima Divided Nasal Cannula + Filter, Pediatric
Version Model Number0582CO2-PED-50
Catalog Number0582CO2-PED-50
Company DUNS251731105
Company NameBraebon Medical Corporation
Device Count50
DM Exemptfalse
Pre-market Exempttrue
MRI Safety StatusLabeling does not contain MRI Safety Information
Human Cell/Tissue Productfalse
Device Kitfalse
Device Combination Productfalse
Single Usetrue
Lot Batchtrue
Serial Numberfalse
Manufacturing Datetrue
Expiration Datefalse
Donation Id Numberfalse
Contains Natural Rubber Latexfalse
Labeled No Natural Rubber Latexfalse
RX Perscriptiontrue
OTC Over-The-Counterfalse

Customer Support Contacts

Phone888.462.4841
Emailinfo@braebon.com
Phone888.462.4841
Emailinfo@braebon.com
Phone888.462.4841
Emailinfo@braebon.com
Phone888.462.4841
Emailinfo@braebon.com
Phone888.462.4841
Emailinfo@braebon.com
Phone888.462.4841
Emailinfo@braebon.com
Phone888.462.4841
Emailinfo@braebon.com
Phone888.462.4841
Emailinfo@braebon.com
Phone888.462.4841
Emailinfo@braebon.com
Phone888.462.4841
Emailinfo@braebon.com
Phone888.462.4841
Emailinfo@braebon.com
Phone888.462.4841
Emailinfo@braebon.com

Device Identifiers

Device Issuing AgencyDevice ID
HIBCCB1400582CO2PED0 [Unit of Use]
HIBCCB1400582CO2PED501 [Primary]

FDA Product Code

CATCannula, Nasal, Oxygen

Sterilization

Steralize Prior To Usefalse
Device Is Sterilefalse

Device Entry Metadata

Public Version StatusNew
Device Record StatusPublished
Public Version Number1
Public Version Date2019-11-04
Device Publish Date2019-10-25

On-Brand Devices [Ultima Divided Nasal Cannula + Filter, Pediatric]

B1400582MCO2PED501Tubing used to detect airflow in sleep studies.
B1400582CO2PED501Tubing used to detect airflow in sleep studies.

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