Intravenous Infusion Consumables

1. Intravenous infusion of medication: Establish a venous pathway to deliver medication, nutrient solution, and electrolytes into the body through veins for purposes such as fluid replacement, anti infection, and postoperative supportive treatment.

2. Repeated intravenous administration (indwelling type): The intravenous indwelling needle can be left in the blood vessel for a short period of time to avoid repeated punctures, and is suitable for hospitalized and long-term infusion patients.

3. Liquid filtration protection: Precision filtration infusion sets intercept particles and impurities in the liquid, reducing the risk of adverse reactions during infusion, and are commonly used in pediatrics, chemotherapy, and other scenarios.

4. Pipeline expansion connection: The infusion extension tube and connector enable pipeline transfer and extension, facilitating patient movement and ensuring a sealed and unobstructed infusion pathway.

1. Drug injection administration: Inject drugs subcutaneously, intramuscularly, intravenously, etc. to complete treatment administration and vaccination.

2. Medication extraction and dispensing: The syringe extracts the medication from the bottle, which is used for dispensing and diluting drugs for clinical infusion or injection.

3. Special disease administration: insulin syringe is used for subcutaneous injection of insulin in diabetes patients to achieve precise dosage administration.

4. Liquid extraction/sample collection: Extract body fluids and can also be used for transferring small amounts of reagents and samples

1. Puncture operation assistance: The tourniquet compresses the vein, allowing the blood vessels to fill and expose, facilitating blood collection, infusion, and injection puncture operations.

2. Pipeline port sealing protection: Heparin cap, needle free connector seal retention needle, drainage tube port to prevent pipeline leakage and bacterial invasion, facilitating multiple drug administrations.

3. Fixed protection of puncture site: infusion patches and fixed dressings fix the needle and tubing to prevent displacement and detachment, protect the puncture needle eye, and reduce infection.

4. Blood collection and sampling: Disposable blood collection needles are used for peripheral blood collection, completing blood glucose testing and collecting trace blood samples