Applied Medical Technology recalled 390 NutraGlide Nasal Feeding Tubes on August 12, 2025, due to a risk of distal tips detaching. This recall affects models distributed in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Patients and healthcare providers must stop using these devices immediately.
The nasal feeding tubes, NutraGlide, subject to this recall have distal tips that may detach at lower than expected forces.
Patients and healthcare providers should stop using this device immediately. Follow the recall instructions provided by the manufacturer. Contact Applied Medical Technology Inc or your healthcare provider for instructions. Notification method: Letter
The recalled NutraGlide Nasal Feeding Tubes are identified by REF E NRT-05090-I. They were distributed to healthcare settings in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
The distal tips of the NutraGlide Nasal Feeding Tubes may detach at lower than expected forces, posing a high risk of complications for users.
As of the recall date, there are no reported injuries or incidents linked to the detachment of the distal tips.
Patients and healthcare providers should stop using the NutraGlide Nasal Feeding Tubes immediately. Contact Applied Medical Technology Inc or your healthcare provider for further instructions.
For more details, reach Applied Medical Technology at their official website or follow the recall instructions sent via letter.
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