Smiths Medical Peripheral IV Catheter ViaValve 24 Gauge 0.675" Retracting Safety Needle, 200 EA/CS

Peripheral IV Catheter ViaValve 24 Gauge 0.675" Retracting Safety Needle, 200 EA/CS

The ViaValve peripheral IV catheter is a 24 gauge catheter with a 0.675 inch length and a retracting safety needle. It fits buyers who need a sterile, disposable peripheral IV catheter for clinical workflows where needle safety and secure catheter placement matter. This version is radiopaque, rated to 300 psi, and uses a ribbed hub to help with catheter securement.

Good Fit For

• Peripheral IV access workflows
• Clinical settings that prioritize needle safety
• Facilities stocking sterile disposable IV catheters

Key Features

• 24 gauge, 0.675 inch catheter for peripheral IV access
• Retracting safety needle helps contain the introducer needle for handling and disposal
• Safety guard gives a click when the needle is contained
• Ribbed hub helps support secure catheter placement
• Radiopaque construction supports X-ray visibility
• 300 psi pressure rating with 24 mL/min flow rate

Applications and Usage

• Placing peripheral IV lines in patient care settings
• Supporting workflows where a retracting safety needle can simplify post-use handling
• Using a radiopaque catheter when X-ray visibility is important

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Material: Plastic.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This catheter is a without-port design
• The catheter uses a straight plastic hub
• Buyers selecting by visibility can look for the radiopaque catheter construction

FAQ

• Does this peripheral IV catheter have a safety needle? Yes. This catheter uses a retracting safety needle, and the safety guard clicks when the introducer needle is contained for handling and disposal.
• Is this catheter sterile and disposable? Yes. The catheter is sterile and intended for disposable use.
• What size is this peripheral IV catheter? This catheter is 24 gauge with a 0.675 inch catheter length.
• Does this catheter include a port? No. This is a without-port catheter.
• Is the catheter visible on X-ray? Yes. The catheter is radiopaque.

From ViaValve by Smiths Medical.