Company Overview
Dale Medical Products, Inc. specializes in the development and manufacturing of high quality, latex-free, post-surgical patient care products. Designed to help the healing process, reduce skin irritation and save nursing time, Dale products are used by various medical specialties in the acute, sub acute hospital and long-term care markets.
The strength of the company stems from its ability to identify market needs and to develop and produce patented products under the Dale name. Currently, the company's major products include: the Dale Tracheostomy Tube Holder to comfortably secure tracheostomy tubes; the Dale Foley Catheter Holder designed to secure urinary catheters without skin or meatal irritation: and Dale Abdominal Binders that help patients become active after abdominal surgery or childbirth. Dale products are manufactured in the United States and are available worldwide through leading hospital and medical supply dealers.
Product Photos & Description
Dale Tracheostomy Tube Holder
Trach tube stabilization can be more easily, surely and comfortably accomplished with the Dale Tracheostomy Tube Holder. Unique interlocking fastener tabs engage and disengage the trach plate quickly and easily without the aggravation of threading and knotting twill ties. The two-piece latex-free neckband incorporates a panel of stretch material that allows for cough reflex, accommodated edema and ensures a snug yet comfortable fit.
Daley Foley Catheter Holder
Easy to put on and take off, the Dale Foley Catheter Holder features a patented dual locking system that securely anchors the catheter in place. It helps minimize patient tampering, facilitates catheter traction, encourages mobility and can be moved from leg to leg.
The legband is made of exclusive latex-free stretch material that is comfortable and evenly distributes compression around the thigh to avoid a tourniquet effect. The Dale Foley Catheter Holder eliminates the problems associated with adhesive-type holders and tape while, reducing the potential for infection and trauma.
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