Amsino AE3107 Standard Bore IV Extension Set 7"

The Amsino International, Inc. AE3107 Standard Bore IV Extension Set is designed for use in various healthcare settings, including clinics, hospitals, and home care environments. This product stands out for its ability to provide a safe and efficient means of administering IV fluids and medications, thanks to its innovative features and durable construction.

The AE3107 IV Extension Set is intended for use in medical settings where IV therapy is required. Its primary function is to extend the reach of an IV line, allowing for more flexibility and convenience during treatment. The set is designed to work seamlessly with existing IV equipment, making it a valuable addition to any healthcare facility or home care setup.

Key Features

• 7" length provides extended reach and flexibility during IV therapy
• 1.2 mL priming volume minimizes waste and ensures efficient use of IV fluids
• 1 AMSafe Needle-Free Connector enhances patient safety and reduces the risk of needlestick injuries
• 1 Slide Clamp allows for easy control of fluid flow and pressure
• Rotating Male Luer Lock ensures secure connections and prevents accidental disconnections
• Tyvek Poly Pouch provides a sterile and durable packaging solution
• 50 units per case, ideal for high-volume healthcare facilities or home care providers

Product Specifications

The following specifications apply to the AE3107 Standard Bore IV Extension Set: * Dimensions: 7" length * Weight: varies by packaging configuration * Materials: medical-grade plastics and silicone * Compliance: meets or exceeds relevant industry standards for IV extension sets * Compatibility: designed for use with standard IV equipment and accessories

Ideal For

The AE3107 IV Extension Set is suitable for use in a variety of healthcare environments, including: * Hospitals and inpatient care facilities * Outpatient clinics and ambulatory surgery centers * Home care and hospice settings * Long-term care facilities and nursing homes * Medical laboratories and research institutions