Introcan Safety IV Catheter - 16 Gauge - 1.25"

SKU: 4MD-29375

$579.65

Attention: This is an RX-Restricted item which can only be purchased by a licensed medical professional and requires proof of a valid medical license at checkout.

  • Passive safety device
  • Automatically covers the needle after use to prevent needlestick injuries
  • Universal bevel that provides a smoother and more flexible insertion process
  • Passive safety clip
  • Removable vented flashplug
  • Radiopaque stripe
  • Provides visibility under X-rays for accurate catheter placement

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The Introcan Safety® IV Catheter 16 Ga. x 1.25 in., FEP, Straight is a safety-enhanced peripheral intravenous catheter (PICC) designed to prevent needlestick injuries and ensure patient comfort during intravenous therapy. It features a passive safety device, a universal bevel, a removable vented flashplug, and a radiopaque stripe for enhanced visibility under X-rays.

Features
  • Passive safety device
  • Automatically covers the needle after use to prevent needlestick injuries
  • Universal bevel that provides a smoother and more flexible insertion process
  • Passive safety clip
  • Removable vented flashplug
  • Radiopaque stripe
  • Provides visibility under X-rays for accurate catheter placement
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Introcan Safety® IV Catheter 16 Ga. x 1.25 in., FEP, Straight [50/box – 4 boxes/case]

ApplicationPeripheral IV Catheter
Catheter Length1.25 Inch
Catheter MaterialFEP Polymer
Color CodeGray
Flow Rate215 mL / min
Gauge16 Gauge
Hub MaterialPlastic Hub
Hub TypeStraight Hub
Needle MaterialStainless Steel
Needle Point StyleUniversal Bevel
Pressure Rating300 psi
Safety FeatureSliding Safety Needle
SterilitySterile
UsageDisposable
X-Ray CompatibilityRadiopaque

Introcan Safety® IV Catheter 16 Ga. x 1.25 in., FEP, Straight [50/box – 4 boxes/case]

California Prop 65

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, visit Proposition 65