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

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

This McKesson I.V. start kit is a sterile, single-use kit for IV start procedures. It fits clinics, exam rooms, and other care settings that want a standardized setup to support faster prep and reduce wasted supplies. Each 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
• Facilities standardizing IV start setup
• Clinicians who prefer components packaged in sequence of use

Key Features

• Sterile, single-use kit supports clean IV start preparation
• Sequenced component packaging helps clinicians move through the procedure efficiently
• Standardized contents can help streamline workflow and reduce waste
• Includes core IV start items such as tourniquet, prep pads, gauze, dressing, and tape
• Not made with natural rubber latex for latex-free purchasing preferences

Applications and Usage

• Preparing supplies for routine IV start procedures
• Standardizing IV start setup across exam rooms
• Reducing time spent gathering individual IV start components

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Single-use format is intended for one procedure per kit
• Buyers wanting a standardized kit should review the included components to confirm fit for their protocol
• Latex-free purchasing needs are supported because the kit is not made with natural rubber latex

FAQ

• What comes in this I.V. start kit? Each kit includes 1 tourniquet, 1 PVP prep pad, 1 alcohol prep pad, 2 non-woven gauze pads, 1 Tegaderm dressing, and 1 roll of Transpore tape.
• Is this I.V. start kit sterile? Yes. This McKesson I.V. start kit is sterile.
• Is the kit meant for single use? Yes. The kit is intended for single use.
• Does this kit contain natural rubber latex? No. The kit is not made with natural rubber latex.
• Why are the components packaged in sequence of use? The sequenced packaging helps the clinician progress through the procedure more efficiently and supports a more standardized setup.

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