Manufactured with medical‑grade polyurethane catheter tubing and a stainless steel introducer needle. Features a radiopaque stripe for imaging. Latex‑free, sterile, single‑use components. Components comply with surgical and hospital supply standards for IV access devices.

1. Only trained healthcare professionals should perform insertion. Verify patient identity and indications for IV access.
2. Prepare and disinfect the insertion site using aseptic technique; apply local anesthetic if required.
3. Advance the introducer needle with the catheter into the vein at the appropriate angle; confirm blood return.
4. Slide the polyurethane catheter into the vein, withdraw the needle, flush with saline, and secure with appropriate dressings.
5. Label and document gauge, date/time of insertion, and any complications. Dispose of needle in a sharps container after single use.

Designed for clinicians, nurses, emergency medical teams, phlebotomists and hospital staff who require reliable peripheral IV access. Commonly used in emergency medicine, surgery, transfusion services, intensive care and general ward IV therapy for adult patients.

Single‑use only — do not re‑sterilize or reuse. Inspect packaging before use; do not use if packaging is damaged or expired. Use caution in patients with difficult venous access or bleeding disorders. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Dispose of used devices according to local biohazard and sharps regulations.