<h2><strong>I.V. Catheters for Efficient and Targeted Medical Treatment</strong></h2>
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<p><strong>I.V. Catheters</strong> are essential medical devices that allow healthcare providers to deliver fluids, medications, and blood products directly into a patient's bloodstream, ensuring rapid and targeted treatment. By providing a secure and consistent pathway, I.V. catheters support<a href="https://medicaleshop.com/category/iv-therapy"> 
IV therapies</a> that need immediate distribution within the body, such as emergency hydration, pain management, and life-saving medications.</p>
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<h3><strong>Types of I.V. Catheters</strong></h3>
<p>Designed to cater to various clinical needs, I.V. catheters include two main types: peripheral and central venous catheters. I.V. catheters are widely used in healthcare settings for their crucial role in patient management. For conditions requiring extended treatment, central catheters minimize repeated vein punctures, enhancing comfort and care continuity. Advanced catheter materials and designs further ensure patient safety, reduce infection risks, and enhance insertion precision.</p>
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<h3><strong>Supporting Healthcare Providers with Timely Interventions</strong></h3>
<p>These versatile devices support healthcare professionals in delivering timely and effective interventions, from emergency care to ongoing therapies, and are fundamental to comprehensive patient care and outcomes.</p>


BD Nexiva Closed IV Catheter System

BD Nexiva Closed IV Catheter System by Becton Dickinson offers stability, comfort, and reduced catheter movement.

McKesson Peripheral IV Catheter Without Safety

McKesson Select Intravascular Catheters are disposable IV catheters. Made with a flexible material, it provides comfort to the user while including no natural rubber latex or DEHP. The material is radiopaque as well, showing clearly where the catheter is during x-rays or other kinds of radiation. It comes with various sizes to ensure the best fit for each patient. With the different gauge sizes, users can combine the best size for comfort, while being able to transfer fluids smoothly and efficiently.Select Peripheral IV Catheter Select come fully sterilized for the safety of the patient. Hence the need for disposal and why they are created single use. For easy insertion it has a straight hub, but does not include wings for safety and stability. McKesson Select IV Catheters come individually, in a box of 50 or a case of 1000.

Grip-Lok Catheter / Line Securement Device

Grip-Lok Catheter / Line Securement Device by Tidi Products ensures secure attachment for IV, catheter, or tube while prioritizing patient safety and comfort.

ViaValve Peripheral IV Catheter

Safelet Peripheral IV Catheter, 1 Inch, 22 Gauge

BD Angiocath Special IV Catheter

B. Braun Introcan Safety Polyurethane Peripheral IV Catheter, Straight Hub

Nexiva Diffusics Closed IV Catheter

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I.V. Catheters for Efficient and Targeted Medical TreatmentI.V. Catheters are essential medical devices that allow healthcare providers to deliver fluids, medications, and blood products directly into a patient's bloodstream, ensuring rapid and targeted treatment. By providing a secure and consistent pathway, I.V. catheters support IV therapies that need immediate distribution within the body, such as emergency hydration, pain management, and life-saving medications.Types of I.V. CathetersDesigned to cater to various clinical needs, I.V. catheters include two main types: peripheral and central venous catheters. I.V. catheters are widely used in healthcare settings for their crucial role in patient management. For conditions requiring extended treatment, central catheters minimize repeated vein punctures, enhancing comfort and care continuity. Advanced catheter materials and designs further ensure patient safety, reduce infection risks, and enhance insertion precision.Supporting Healthcare Providers with Timely InterventionsThese versatile devices support healthcare professionals in delivering timely and effective interventions, from emergency care to ongoing therapies, and are fundamental to comprehensive patient care and outcomes.