Jelco Radiopaque 16g Grey 1 Unit
Jelco Radiopaque 16G Grey IV Catheter — 1 Unit
Reliable peripheral venous access with the Jelco Radiopaque 16G grey IV catheter. This sterile, single‑use 16 gauge catheter features a radiopaque stripe for easy x‑ray visualization, a smooth polyurethane catheter for atraumatic insertion and a colour‑coded hub for fast gauge identification. Ideal for rapid fluid administration, blood transfusion and emergency resuscitation.
Key Benefits
- Radiopaque stripe for clear X‑ray visibility and placement confirmation
- 16 gauge (grey) large bore for high flow rates — ideal for transfusion and rapid infusion
- Sterile, single‑use design reduces infection risk
- Smooth polyurethane catheter for reduced vessel trauma and reliable dwell
- Colour‑coded hub for quick gauge recognition in urgent settings
Ingredients and Materials
Constructed with a soft, flexible polyurethane catheter and a stainless‑steel introducer needle. The catheter includes a radiopaque stripe for imaging visibility and a colour‑coded polymer hub (grey for 16G). Packaged sterile and intended for single‑use. Typically latex‑free; always check the product label for allergen information.
How to Use
For use by trained healthcare professionals: 1) Perform hand hygiene and apply aseptic technique. 2) Select appropriate vein and prepare skin with antiseptic. 3) Insert the introducer needle with catheter into the vein until flashback is seen, advance catheter, then remove needle. 4) Secure catheter, flush and connect infusion as required. Follow local protocols for correct fixation and site care.
Who It’s For
Designed for clinicians requiring large‑bore peripheral access: emergency physicians, paramedics, ICU staff, anaesthetists, operating room teams, and phlebotomists managing high‑flow infusions, blood product administration or trauma resuscitation.
Caution & Storage
Single‑use sterile device — do not reuse. Inspect packaging before use; do not use if seal is broken or damaged. Dispose of sharps and single‑use devices according to local biomedical waste regulations. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Use caution in patients with known sensitivity to catheter materials and follow institutional infection control guidelines.