Homepump Eclipse Elastomeric Infusion Pumps

The Homepump Eclipse system from Owens & Minor gives clinicians and home-infusion patients a simple, reliable way to deliver medication outside the hospital. These are disposable, non-electronic elastomeric pumps: a pressurized balloon reservoir pushes fluid through the tubing at a fixed rate, so there are no batteries to charge, no pump to program, and nothing to reprogram if a patient is on the move. That makes them a practical choice for antibiotic therapy, chemotherapy, pain management, and other continuous or intermittent infusions administered at home or in ambulatory settings.

Because the flow rate is built into each device rather than set by the user, matching the right model to the prescribed therapy matters. This collection covers a range of capacities and rates so you can order to the order: smaller 50 mL and 100 mL elastomeric pumps deliver at 50 mL/hr for shorter or lower-volume infusions, while the 250 mL and 400 mL ambulatory systems run at higher rates — such as 175 mL/hr (E251750), 250 mL/hr (E252500), and 100 mL/hr (E401000) — for larger doses or faster delivery. Each is a gravity-assisted, single-use unit designed for predictable output and easy disposal.

A common question is how the Eclipse differs from other Homepump options. The Eclipse line is built for a broad mix of volumes and flow rates in a compact, patient-friendly format; if you need a different rate-and-volume combination for continuous therapies, compare it against the Homepump C-Series. When ordering, confirm the volume and flow rate against the prescription, since these are fixed on disposable devices and cannot be adjusted after filling.