McKesson I.V. Start Kit McKesson, 50 EA/CS

I.V. Start Kit McKesson, 50 EA/CS

This I.V. start kit is a sterile, single-use procedure kit from McKesson. It fits clinics and exam room workflows that need a standardized set of core IV start components ready in sequence for efficient setup and reduced waste. The kit includes a tourniquet, PVP prep ampules, an alcohol prep pad, 2-inch x 2-inch non-woven gauze, a Tegaderm dressing, and a roll of Transpore tape.

Good Fit For

• General exam rooms
• Clinics standardizing IV start setup
• Procedure areas seeking ready-to-use sterile kits

Key Features

• Sterile, single-use kit helps support clean procedure setup
• Core IV start components are grouped in one kit for faster preparation
• Components are packaged in sequence of use to support efficient workflow
• Designed to help streamline supplies and reduce waste during procedures
• Not made with natural rubber latex for latex-sensitive environments

Applications and Usage

• Preparing for IV start procedures with standard components in one kit
• Supporting consistent room setup in general exam rooms
• Reducing time spent gathering individual prep and dressing supplies

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Single-use format is best for facilities that prefer one-patient, one-procedure kits
• Buyers should confirm the included component mix matches their IV start protocol
• This kit is not made with natural rubber latex

FAQ

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

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