McKesson I.V. Start Kit

I.V. Start Kit

This I.V. start kit is a sterile, single-use setup for IV starts. It fits clinics, exam rooms, and other care settings that want a standardized kit to help clinicians move through prep and dressing steps with less waste. The kit includes a tourniquet, prep pads, non-woven gauze, a Tegaderm dressing, and a roll of Transpore tape, and it is not made with natural rubber latex.

Good Fit For

• General exam rooms
• IV start preparation workflows
• Settings seeking standardized single-use kits

Key Features

• Sterile, single-use kit supports clean, one-patient IV start workflow
• Packaged in sequence of use to help clinicians work efficiently through the procedure
• Includes core IV start components in one kit for convenience and standardization
• Tegaderm dressing, prep pads, gauze, tape, and tourniquet are already assembled together
• Not made with natural rubber latex, which may help with latex-sensitive environments

Applications and Usage

• Preparing supplies for an IV start
• Standardizing IV start setup across exam rooms
• Supporting clinician workflow with components arranged in sequence of use

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This kit is intended for single use.
• Buyers who need specific component brands or dressing sizes should review the included contents before ordering.
• The kit is assembled to support a sequenced workflow, which may help reduce extra supply handling.

FAQ

• Is this I.V. start kit sterile? Yes. This I.V. start kit is sterile.
• Is this kit meant for one patient use? Yes. The I.V. start kit is single use.
• What comes in the I.V. start kit? The kit includes 1 tourniquet, 1 PVP prep pad, 1 alcohol prep pad, 2 non-woven gauze pads sized 2 inch x 2 inch and 4-ply, 1 Tegaderm dressing sized 2.37 inch x 2.75 inch, and 1 roll of Transpore tape.
• Does this I.V. start kit contain natural rubber latex? No. The kit is not made with natural rubber latex.
• How is the kit arranged for use? The components are packaged in sequence of use to help the clinician progress efficiently through the procedure.

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