
NONIN 8000JFW ADULT FLEXI WRAPS (BAG OF 25 WRAPS)
The Nonin 8000JFW FlexiWrap adhesives (pack of 25) are disposable wraps designed to secure the Nonin 8000J adult flex sensor for reliable SpO2 and pulse rate monitoring. These latex-free adhesives ensure a comfortable, secure fit on fingers, thumbs, or toes for patients over 40 lbs (18 kg), making them ideal for extended monitoring, sleep studies, or stress testing. Paired with the reusable 8000J sensor, they offer a cost-effective hybrid solution for hospitals, clinics, or home care.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | Nonin 8000JFW Part # 4097-000 |
| Patient Range | Adults and adolescents >40 lbs (>18 kg) |
| Application Site | Finger, thumb, toe (with 8000J sensor) |
| Quantity | 25 wraps per pack |
| Material | Latex-free adhesive fabric |
| Compatibility | Nonin 8000J. 8000J-3, 8000J-WO2 adult flex sensor only |
| Shelf Life | 2 years (unopened) |
Compare 8000JFW with other Nonin FlexiWraps to choose the right adhesive:
| Feature | 8000JFW (Adult) | 8008JFW (Infant) | 8001JFW (Neonate) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Patient Range | >40 lbs (>18 kg) | 4.4-44 lbs (2-20 kg) | <4.4 lbs (<2 kg) |
| Compatible Sensor | 8000J | 8008J | 8001J |
| Application Site | Finger, thumb, toe | Toe, foot | Lateral foot |
| Quantity | 25 wraps | 25 wraps | 25 wraps |
| Price (Estimated) | $26.29 | $28.00 | $30.00 |
| Best Use | Adult sleep studies, stress tests | Infant monitoring | Neonatal care |
The Nonin 8000JFW FlexiWrap adhesives are designed for use with:
Not compatible with 8008J, 8001J, or non-flex sensors (e.g., 8000AA, 8000SS). Requires a Nonin 8000J sensor for use with compatible oximeters like the 7500 Tabletop, 8500 Handheld, or 2500 PalmSAT.
What are 8000JFW FlexiWraps used for? They secure the 8000J adult flex sensor for SpO2 monitoring during extended sessions like sleep studies.
Do I need a sensor? Yes, these are adhesives only and require a Nonin 8000J sensor (sold separately).
How do I apply them? Wrap the adhesive around the 8000J sensor and patient’s finger, thumb, or toe; remove gently to avoid tearing.
