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Last updated Saturday, Oct 17, 2026
| Pacifier Clips & Holders | Price |
|---|---|
| Bard Statlockpediatric Foley Stabilization Device - With Foam Anchor Pad | $6.82 |
| Bard Statlockpediatric Foley Stabilization Device - With Foam Anchor Pad | $6.82 |
When you are searching for a practical holder or stabilization device, the right match depends on the item being secured, the user, and the intended setting. The reference listings in this comparison are categorized under Pacifier Clips & Holders, but the products themselves are medical stabilization devices rather than conventional pacifier clips. That distinction matters when you are reviewing features and deciding whether a listing fits your needs.
ZoneOffer is a comparison site, not a store. It brings product information together so you can review available listings, compare prices, and understand the differences between similar items. In this guide, we will examine the listed pediatric Foley stabilization devices and the adult tracheostomy tube holder, while keeping the focus on the details supplied in the reference data.
The reference data includes three offers. Two are listings for the Bard Statlockpediatric Foley Stabilization Device with Foam Anchor Pad, and one is for the Cardinal Health Essentials Adult Two-piece Tracheostomy Tube Holder with Velcro. These products serve different purposes, so comparing them is less like choosing between two identical clips and more like comparing a small medical anchor with an adjustable neckband.
The two Bard listings are associated with the brand codes VEVFDSSP-Box and VEVFDSSP-Each. Both descriptions identify the device as pediatric, universal, intended for silicone catheters, and equipped with a foam anchor pad. The Cardinal Health listing is identified by the brand code ZRTT240-Each and is described as an adult, adjustable neckband for holding a tracheostomy tube in place.
The Bard Statlock pediatric Foley stabilization device is described as a tape-free stabilization product for Foley catheters. Its listed design includes a foam anchor pad, and the reference data states that it is intended for silicone catheters.
For shoppers comparing the two Bard offers, the core product description is the same. Both listings identify the device as pediatric and universal. That makes the product description easy to recognize, although each listing uses a different brand code and packaging designation.
The available description highlights four main points: pediatric use, universal sizing, compatibility with silicone catheters, and a foam anchor pad. It also specifically describes tape-free stabilization for Foley catheters. If those are the features you are looking for, these details provide a useful starting point for comparison.
The data does not provide additional information about dimensions, materials beyond the foam anchor pad and silicone-catheter reference, quantity per package, or clinical suitability for a particular patient. Before choosing any medical device, you should confirm the product details against your needs and seek professional guidance where appropriate.
The two Bard offers have the same listed product title and the same stated description. The main visible difference in the reference data is the brand code: one listing is marked VEVFDSSP-Box, while the other is marked VEVFDSSP-Each.
Both offers are shown from Alldiabetic at a price of $6.82. The VEVFDSSP-Box listing includes a regular price of $245.23 in the reference data, while the VEVFDSSP-Each listing includes a regular price of $9.81. Because the packaging labels and regular-price fields differ, it is sensible to review the listing details carefully rather than assuming the two offers contain the same quantity.
Words such as “Box” and “Each” can affect how shoppers interpret a medical supply listing. “Each” generally signals an individual unit in the listing title, while “Box” may indicate packaging. However, the reference data does not state the number of devices inside the box, so the exact quantity should not be assumed.
Price comparison works best when you compare like with like. If one listing represents a box and another represents one device, the lower displayed price may not tell the whole story. Check the unit or package information shown by the seller before making a decision.
The Cardinal Health Essentials Adult Two-piece Tracheostomy Tube Holder is a different type of stabilization product. Its description identifies a fully adjustable neckband that attaches to a tube with Velcro fasteners. It is designed to hold the tube in place and help prevent extubation.
The listing describes the neckband as washable, suitable for most adults, and latex-free. It is sold as each. Unlike the Bard device, which is described for pediatric Foley catheter stabilization, this product is described for adult tracheostomy tube support. The intended use and body area are therefore different.
The supplied details emphasize adjustability, a two-piece construction, Velcro fasteners, a washable neckband, adult sizing, and latex-free construction. These features may be important when you are comparing tube-holder designs, especially if adjustability and cleaning are priorities.
The data does not provide measurements, color information, packaging dimensions, or a detailed sizing chart. Although the description says the neckband fits most adults, you should verify compatibility with the relevant tube and wearer before selecting it.
The Cardinal Health Essentials tracheostomy tube holder is listed at $5.65 from alldiabetic. Its regular price field is shown as $0.00, so the reference data does not provide a usable comparison regular price for that offer.
Each Bard offer is listed at $6.82. The VEVFDSSP-Box offer shows a regular price of $245.23, while the VEVFDSSP-Each offer shows a regular price of $9.81. These figures come directly from the supplied data, but they should be interpreted alongside the package labels. A displayed price is only one part of the comparison; packaging and quantity can change the value.
Think of the price as the headline, not the entire story. The product type, intended user, packaging designation, and listed features all matter. The lowest price in this group is $5.65 for the Cardinal Health listing, while both Bard listings show $6.82. That does not mean the products are interchangeable, because they are described for different stabilization tasks.
The reference data does not include shipping charges, taxes, stock status, delivery estimates, discount terms, or seller policies. For that reason, this comparison should be used to narrow your options rather than treated as a complete purchase estimate.
The most important distinction is the intended application. The Bard device is described as pediatric and for Foley catheter stabilization. The Cardinal Health holder is described as an adult neckband for a tracheostomy tube. These are not simply two styles of the same product.
If you are reviewing a pediatric Foley stabilization option, the Bard description is the relevant one in this data set. If you are comparing an adult tracheostomy tube holder with an adjustable neckband and Velcro fasteners, the Cardinal Health listing is the closer match. Using the product category alone could be misleading, so always read the actual description.
Medical stabilization products must match the device and user for which they are intended. The Bard description specifically mentions silicone catheters, while the Cardinal Health description refers to a tracheostomy tube. Those details are not decorative; they are the signposts that help you avoid choosing the wrong product type.
Before selecting a listing, compare the description with the device currently in use. Consider whether the product is labeled for pediatric or adult use, whether the attachment method is appropriate, and whether the listed design matches the required form of stabilization. When uncertainty remains, consult a qualified healthcare professional.
Start by asking what needs to be stabilized. Is it a Foley catheter or a tracheostomy tube? Next, check whether the listing is intended for a pediatric or adult user. Then review the attachment method, such as a foam anchor pad or Velcro fasteners.
You can also ask whether the listing is sold as an individual item or associated with a box. The Bard offers show both “Box” and “Each” designations, while the Cardinal Health product is described as sold as each. These small details can make a major difference when comparing total value.
All three offers in the reference data are shown with alldiabetic as the store. ZoneOffer does not sell these products; it presents comparison information from the supplied listings. That means shoppers should use the seller listing for the latest purchase details and verify any information that is not included in the reference data.
The supplied data does not state availability, shipping, taxes, seller guarantees, or ordering requirements. Those details may affect the final buying decision, but they cannot be confirmed from the information provided here.
These listings may be relevant to people comparing medical stabilization supplies for a specific catheter or tracheostomy tube application. The Bard device may attract shoppers looking for a pediatric, tape-free Foley catheter stabilization option with a foam anchor pad. The Cardinal Health holder may interest those seeking an adjustable adult neckband with Velcro attachment.
They are not general-purpose pacifier clips based on the descriptions supplied. A pacifier clip is normally considered a child accessory, while the listed products are described as medical devices for catheter or tracheostomy tube stabilization. Reading beyond the category title helps reveal that difference.
A strong comparison combines product purpose, design, user group, package wording, and price. For the Bard offers, compare the “Box” and “Each” labels carefully. For the Cardinal Health offer, focus on the adult sizing, adjustable neckband, two-piece design, Velcro fasteners, washable construction, and latex-free description.
It also helps to avoid comparing prices without comparing function. A lower-priced adult tracheostomy tube holder is not an alternative to a pediatric Foley catheter stabilization device. The best choice is the one that matches the required application, not simply the one with the smallest number.
The reference data contains three medical stabilization offers listed within the Pacifier Clips & Holders category: two Bard Statlock pediatric Foley stabilization device listings and one Cardinal Health Essentials adult tracheostomy tube holder. The Bard options are described as tape-free devices with foam anchor pads for silicone catheters, while the Cardinal Health product is described as a washable, latex-free, adjustable neckband with Velcro fasteners for adult tracheostomy tubes. Prices range from $5.65 to $6.82, but packaging labels and product purpose should guide your comparison. Use ZoneOffer as a comparison resource, review the seller’s current listing, and confirm suitability with a qualified professional when needed.
