IV Cannula (IV Catheter)

An Intravenous (IV) Cannula is a medical device used for intravenous therapy. Comprising a thin, flexible tube, it is inserted into a vein to facilitate the administration of fluids, medications, or blood withdrawal. IV cannulas provide a secure and controlled access point for medical interventions, ensuring continuous and reliable delivery of substances directly into the bloodstream. The design includes a sharp beveled tip for easy insertion and wings for stabilization. Various sizes and types are available to suit different medical requirements, making IV cannulas a crucial component in healthcare settings for efficient and comfortable delivery of intravenous treatments.

the term "Safety IV Cannula" typically refers to an intravenous (IV) catheter with safety features designed to reduce the risk of needlestick injuries for healthcare workers. These devices often incorporate mechanisms such as retractable needles or shields to minimize accidental needle exposures during insertion or removal. The focus is on enhancing safety and preventing accidental punctures, ultimately promoting a secure and efficient environment for medical professionals administering intravenous treatments.

Features

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• Special tapered & kink resistant FEP radiopaque catheter for easy insertion with optimal flow rateï
• Special Flexible wings to provide easy & secure fixation.ï
• Manufactured from tested biocompatible materials offering longer indwelling timeï
• Rounded grip on the needle hub for better support during insertionï
• Injection port with non-return silicon valve for intermittent medicationï
• Transparent flashback chamber for easy visualizationï
• Option available: PUR catheter .ï ETO Sterile, Disposable, Individually packed

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• I.V. Cannula with wing with port Size 14,16,18,20 22 & 24Gï
• I.V. Cannula without wings without port Size 14,16,18,20 22 & 24Gï
• I.V. Cannula with wings without port Pediatric size-24G