Features:

• Injection valve provides an easy inlet for intermittent medication
• One way silicone valve allows medication preventing back flow
• protection cap over the injection valve minimize bacteria movement
• Wings for fixing the catheter as per body contour at venipuncture site
• Imported Silicone tipped needle for ease of penetration and trauma
• Transparent flashback chamber for quick visualization of blood
• Radiopaque line for correct placement

 Disposable, sterile and non-pyrogenic   

 Sizes : 14 G to 22 G with / With out and with Injection Port

 Protocol for Size Selection:

• 16 Gauge: This size is mostly used in the ICU or surgery areas. This large size enables many procedures such as blood administration, rapid fluid administration, etc.
• 18 Gauge: Commonly used for administering blood, pushing fluids rapidly, etc. Can be use for
  CT / PE Protocols or other testing that requires large IV sizes.
• 20 Gauge: You may be able to push blood* through this size if you can’t use an 18 gauge, but always check your protocol. This size is better for patients with smaller veins.
• 22 Gauge: This small size is good for when patient’s aren’t critically ill and for short stay. You usually can’t administer blood* due to it’s small size, however, some hospital protocols allow for 22 G usage if necessary.
• For Neonates and Paediatrics we also manufacture 24 G and 26 G
  
• 24 Gauge: This size is used for pediatrics and is usually only used as a last resort as an IV in the adult population

Features:

• Injection valve provides an easy inlet for intermittent medication
• One way silicone valve allows medication preventing back flow
• protection cap over the injection valve minimize bacteria movement
• Wings for fixing the catheter as per body contour at venipuncture site
• Imported Silicone tipped needle for ease of penetration and trauma
• Transparent flashback chamber for quick visualization of blood
• Radiopaque line for correct placement

 Disposable, sterile and non-pyrogenic   

 Sizes : 14 G to 22 G with / With out and with Injection Port

 Protocol for Size Selection:

• 16 Gauge: This size is mostly used in the ICU or surgery areas. This large size enables many procedures such as blood administration, rapid fluid administration, etc.
• 18 Gauge: Commonly used for administering blood, pushing fluids rapidly, etc. Can be use for
  CT / PE Protocols or other testing that requires large IV sizes.
• 20 Gauge: You may be able to push blood* through this size if you can’t use an 18 gauge, but always check your protocol. This size is better for patients with smaller veins.
• 22 Gauge: This small size is good for when patient’s aren’t critically ill and for short stay. You usually can’t administer blood* due to it’s small size, however, some hospital protocols allow for 22 G usage if necessary.
• For Neonates and Paediatrics we also manufacture 24 G and 26 G
  
• 24 Gauge: This size is used for pediatrics and is usually only used as a last resort as an IV in the adult population