Cardinal Health IV Cannula Monoject SmarTip 1-1/2", 1000 EA/CS

IV Cannula Monoject SmarTip 1-1/2", 1000 EA/CS

Monoject SmarTip IV cannula is a sterile plastic vial access cannula for rubber stopper medication vials. It fits medication preparation workflows where buyers want to reduce confusion with hypodermic needles and lower the risk of a percutaneous tear during vial access. This 1-1/2 inch cannula uses a fluorescent orange design for quick identification and comes in a case format for high-volume purchasing.

Good Fit For

• Medication vial access workflows
• Clinical settings using rubber stopper medication vials
• High-volume purchasing for ongoing medication preparation

Key Features

• Made for accessing rubber stopper medication vials, helping support medication preparation tasks
• Plastic cannula helps distinguish the device from a hypodermic needle and may reduce misuse
• Fluorescent orange color makes the SmarTip vial access device easier to identify
• Tip design helps reduce coring and particulate matter generation during vial access
• Short cannula with side aspiration eyelets helps draw medication from a vial with less manipulation
• Medication draw rate is equivalent to a 16-gauge 1-1/2 inch needle

Applications and Usage

• Accessing medication vials with rubber stoppers
• Drawing medication from vials while minimizing cannula manipulation
• Separating vial access devices from hypodermic needles in busy prep areas

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Material: Plastic.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Built for vial access rather than use as a hypodermic needle
• Fluorescent orange color can help staff quickly identify the device during medication prep
• The 1-1/2 inch length may matter when matching the cannula to vial access preferences and workflow

FAQ

• What is the Monoject SmarTip cannula used for? The Monoject SmarTip cannula is used to access medication vials with rubber stoppers and draw medication during preparation.
• How does this cannula differ from a hypodermic needle? This product uses a plastic cannula, which helps distinguish it from a hypodermic needle and may reduce confusion or misuse in the medication prep area.
• Why is the cannula fluorescent orange? The fluorescent orange color helps make the SmarTip easier to identify as a vial access device.
• Does the tip design help with vial access? Yes. The tip is designed to reduce coring and particulate matter generation, and the side aspiration eyelets help reach medication in the vial with less manipulation.
• Is this cannula sterile? Yes. This Monoject SmarTip IV cannula is sterile.

From Monoject by Cardinal Health.