BD Peripheral IV Catheter Insyte-N® 20 Gauge 1" Retracting Needle, 50 EA/BX

Peripheral IV Catheter Insyte-N® 20 Gauge 1" Retracting Needle, 50 EA/BX

This peripheral IV catheter is an Insyte-N 20 gauge, 1 inch catheter with a retracting needle for single-use vascular access. It fits buyers who want a safety-focused option for clinical settings where reducing accidental needlestick injuries matters. Key details include a straight hub, radiopaque construction, and sterile packaging in a box of 50.

Good Fit For

• General exam rooms
• Dental procedures
• Facilities prioritizing sharps safety during IV access
• Buyers standardizing on sterile disposable peripheral IV catheters

Key Features

• Retracting needle with push-button shielding helps reduce accidental needlestick injuries
• 20 gauge, 1 inch catheter size supports selection for the specific access requirement
• BD Vialon catheter material is noted for enhanced clinical and economic outcomes
• Radiopaque design supports X-ray visibility
• Straight hub and notched needle point support placement workflow
• Sterile, disposable catheter for single-use clinical use

Applications and Usage

• Peripheral IV access in general clinical settings
• IV catheter placement in dental procedure areas
• Sharps-safety focused IV starts where retracting needle technology is preferred

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Material: Plastic.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This SKU uses a 20 gauge, 1 inch format, so buyers should confirm it matches facility protocol and patient-access needs.
• The catheter is disposable and intended for single use.
• A straight hub configuration may matter for teams standardizing on specific catheter styles.

FAQ

• Does this peripheral IV catheter have a safety needle feature? Yes. This catheter uses a retracting needle with an Autoguard needle shielding device that retracts with the push of a button.
• What size is this IV catheter? This peripheral IV catheter is 20 gauge with a 1 inch catheter length.
• Is this catheter sterile and single use? Yes. The catheter is sterile and disposable.
• Can this catheter be seen on X-ray? Yes. The catheter is radiopaque.

From Insyte-N by BD.