Double Balloon Repair

I know there's already a thread on this but mine's a different material and problem, hope that's OK mods!

My Medtech3000 Double Balloon nozzle has had both the pumps come away from the tubing, and one had a slight puncture in the air tube just where the pump meets the tube. I've cut about 0.5cm off that tube to solve that issue, but I'm unsure of the correct safe sealant to attach both the pumps to the tubes again. They have lots of sticky residue still attached to the nozzles of the pump but not enough to keep them attached in use.

I was going to use superglue as of course it's only coming into contact with the air then is then deflated again, but maybe there's a more appropriate product?

Thanks.

The catheter is latex, so I would reach for rubber cement first. The solvent will help it bond well with the existing latex.

I suspect a silicon adhesive might be a better choice. It adheres well to most things, and unlike super glue, it actually can stretch. You do need to select a product with a certain amount of care. Make sure the product is safe for food preparation areas. Most silicon based products intended for outdoor use contain highly toxic antifungal and anti-mold compounds. If used in aquariums, it usually kills everything inside, and if used in dishwashers, has caused arsenic poisoning!

I'm not sure I would use a sealant in this situation. This nozzle is latex and it seems possible that some lube or perhaps being stored in contact with "jelly" type toys has caused the deterioration and stickiness. When I had a problems with the pumps coming loose, I used some small cable ties, tightened as tight as I could get them. No problem since then.

Thanks for the great advice all.

I've gone with gg666's suggestion of cable ties for now leaving the sealant that was still stuck to the pumps on as it's a quick and clever solution. Really looking forward to tomorrow, the nozzle has been out of use for a couple of months now and I had to use my old boring back up non inflatable one.