Saf-T-Intima Close with PRN adapter 22G x 0.75" - Blue - Box of 25

Saf-T-Intima Close with PRN adapter 22G x 0.75" - Blue - Box of 25Integrated Safety IV Catheter System for Subcutaneous Infusion Therapies Minimises needlestick injuries through an automated safety mechanism that fully encapsulates the entire needle Minimises blood exposure during insertion The combination of Vialon material, large and soft wings and integrated extension helps to improve catheter stabilisation in the vessel minimizing catheter related complications and improving catheter dwell times The integrated

• Integrated Safety IV Catheter System for Subcutaneous Infusion Therapies
• Minimises needlestick injuries through an automated safety mechanism that fully encapsulates the entire needle
• Minimises blood exposure during insertion
• The combination of Vialon material, large and soft wings and integrated extension helps to improve catheter stabilisation in the vessel minimizing catheter-related complications and improving catheter dwell times
• The integrated device most used for patients with difficult veins allowing longer dwell-times in accordance with CDC guideline
• Saf-T-Intima Straight Yellow 24g x 0.75"
• PRN Adaptor - facilitates cannulation of oncology patients with difficult veins thanks to the unique butterfly insertion technique

Features:

• BD Vialon™ biomaterial has softening capabilities which avoid kinking issues and leads to a more comfortable cannula experience for the patient compared to steel wing needle alternatives
• While BD Vialon™ catheter material can permit longer cannulation with less risk for phlebitis5 in IV therapy, the same material properties help ensure subcutaneous infusion in-dwell times
• BD Saf-T-Intima™ comes with a pre-attached extension set, reducing additional costs. In addition, an increase in in-dwell times reduces overall costs of catheter materials and staff time
• Improved patient and clinician safety from NSI. BD Saf-T-Intima™ has a telescoping needle shield which completely covers the needle as it is withdrawn, reducing the risk of needle stick injuries
• The integrated system approach reduces the risk of infection for the patient as the subcutaneous route does not interact with the main blood vessels. The clinician is also protected from exposure to blood or other bodily fluids
• DEHP Free