McKesson I.V. Start Kit

I.V. Start Kit

This I.V. Start Kit is a sterile, single-use setup for initiating IV access. It works well for clinical teams that want a standardized kit to support efficient prep and help reduce waste during routine starts. The kit includes a Tegaderm dressing, a ChloraPrep One-Step SEPP applicator, gauze, tape, a tourniquet, and an IV change label.

Good Fit For

• General exam rooms
• Facilities standardizing routine IV start supplies
• Clinicians who prefer components organized in order of use

Key Features

• Sterile, single-use kit supports clean, ready-to-use IV start workflow
• Components are packaged in sequence of use to help clinicians move efficiently through procedures
• Includes Tegaderm dressing and ChloraPrep One-Step SEPP applicator for a standardized setup
• Designed to streamline components and reduce waste during IV starts
• Not made with natural rubber latex for latex-sensitive environments
• Also includes gauze, Transpore tape, tourniquet, and IV change label

Applications and Usage

• Preparing for routine IV starts in exam room settings
• Supporting a more standardized IV start process across staff
• Reducing the need to gather individual IV start components separately

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Single-use format is intended for one procedure
• This kit includes specific prep and dressing components, which may matter if your protocol requires particular brands or formats
• Latex-free construction may help with purchasing for latex-sensitive care environments

FAQ

• Is this I.V. Start Kit sterile? Yes. This I.V. Start Kit is sterile.
• Is the kit meant for one-time use? Yes. This is a single-use kit intended for one procedure.
• What comes in the I.V. Start Kit? The kit includes 1 tourniquet, 1 ChloraPrep 1 mL applicator with DFU, 2 non-woven gauze pads, 1 Tegaderm dressing, 1 roll of Transpore tape, and 1 IV change label.
• Does this kit contain latex? No. This kit is not made with natural rubber latex.
• How does this kit help with workflow? The components are packaged in sequence of use, which can help clinicians move through IV start procedures more efficiently and with more consistency.

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