McKesson IV Extension Set Needle-Free Port Small Bore 14 Inch Tubing Without Filter Sterile, 1/EA

IV Extension Set Needle-Free Port Small Bore 14 Inch Tubing Without Filter Sterile, 1/EA

This IV extension set is a sterile small bore tubing set with a needle-free port for IV access workflows. It fits buyers who need a compact extension set for controlled fluid administration and needle-free connection points in clinical settings. This version includes 14 inch tubing, one port, a pinch clamp, and no filter.

Good Fit For

• IV line extension needs in clinical care settings
• Workflows that prefer a needle-free port
• Setups requiring short 14 inch tubing
• Use where pinch-clamp flow control is preferred

Key Features

• Small bore IV extension set for IV access and fluid administration workflows
• Needle-free port supports needle-free connection handling
• 14 inch tubing offers a short extension format for line setup
• Pinch clamp allows simple flow control during use
• Without filter for applications that do not require inline filtration
• Sterile, single each unit for immediate clinical use

Applications and Usage

• Extending an IV line with a 14 inch small bore set
• Adding a needle-free access point to an IV setup
• Managing flow with the integrated pinch clamp
• Using a sterile extension set in single-unit clinical applications

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 14 Inch.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This extension set does not include a filter.
• The tubing format is small bore, which may matter for line selection.
• The set has one port rather than a multi-port configuration.

FAQ

• Does this IV extension set have a needle-free port? Yes. This IV extension set has a needle-free port and uses a MicroClave needle-free connector.
• How long is the tubing? The tubing length is 14 inch.
• Does this extension set include a filter? No. This version is without a filter.
• What kind of flow control does this set use? This IV extension set uses a pinch clamp for flow control.
• Is this IV extension set sterile? Yes. The extension set is sterile.

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