Tracheostomy and laryngectomy supplies
Tracheostomy and laryngectomy supplies for home, community and hospital care: Shiley, Portex Blue Line Ultra and Bivona tracheostomy tubes and inner cannulas, tube holders and ties, laryngectomy stoma protectors and shower shields, cleaning brushes, Passy Muir speaking valves and Duckbill voice prostheses. For heat and moisture exchangers, dressings and humidification, see the links below.
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Tracheostomy and laryngectomy care supplies
| Category | What you'll find |
|---|---|
| Tubes & inner cannulas | Cuffed, uncuffed and fenestrated tracheostomy tubes from Shiley, Portex Blue Line Ultra (including Suctionaid) and Bivona, in adult and paediatric sizes, plus disposable inner cannulas. |
| Straps & protectors | Tube holders and necktapes (TRAKE-fit, TrachGuard, Dale, Insight, Medtronic), laryngectomy stoma covers and foam filters (Buchanan, Sofshield, Laryngofoam), and shower shields. |
| Speaking valves & voice prostheses | Passy Muir speaking valves, including the PMV 007 for in-line ventilator use, and Duckbill voice prostheses for voice restoration after laryngectomy. |
| Cleaning brushes | Portex tracheostomy cleaning brushes and Provox tube brushes. |
| HMEs & filters | Heat and moisture exchangers that warm and moisten inhaled air when the nose is bypassed. |
| Tracheostomy dressings | Advazorb, Allevyn and Excilon dressings that sit under the tube flange. |
Tube type, size, speaking valve use and change schedules are set by the patient's specialist team or tracheostomy nurse — always replace like with like unless advised otherwise. Keep a spare tube (and one a size smaller) and emergency equipment with the patient at all times, as your care plan directs. For suction units and catheters, see suction; for heated humidification, see humidification.
Important: a speaking valve must only be used with a deflated cuff or an uncuffed tube, and only when your clinical team has assessed it as safe. Seek urgent help if a person with a tracheostomy has difficulty breathing or the tube becomes blocked or dislodged.
Supplying tracheostomy care for a patient at home, an NDIS participant or a ward? Contact our team for help with products and regular supply.