Keywords
The valve that makes infusion safety simple
When infusion safety really matters
Safe, simple and cost-effective needle-free infusion system
Safety first
Safeflow needle-free infusion system provides safe options for the preparation and administration of IV therapies. The Safeflow valve promotes clinical safety first and optimizes clinical infusion flow rates.
Versatile and innovative system
Safeflow needle-free infusion system provides needlefree products for all your IV therapy needs hospital wide, including IV administration sets and extension lines. Safeflow products feature easy access for Luer-Slip and Luer-Lock connections providing clinicians with needle-free access for faster, easier drug delivery, blood sampling and infusions.
Perfect for your clinical success!
User Benefits
Extension lines
Safeflow is always a closed system. The smallbore extension line allows manipulation away from the injection side, which ensures treatment of patient by infusion, transfusion, aspiration of blood samples and intermittent injection. Tubings with smaller internal diameter are minimizing the contained volume and can be used for pediatric / neonate patients.
User Benefits:
- Swabbable
- Compatible with Luer-Slip and Luer-Lock
- Allows multiple access for direct aspiration or fluid injection
- Suitable for all IV Systems
Safeflow valve
Offers convenient and safe needle-free access for injection, aspiration or parallel infusions as a closed system.
PVC / DEHP-free Neutrapur® tubing
Particularly patient-friendly.
No plasticizer leachable.
Ecological disposal.
Rotating Luer-Lock connector
Permits safer and more convenient connection without twisting the tube.
Back check valve
Prevents backflow and therefore it offers higher safety during parallel pressure and gravity infusions
Optimal flow rates
The Safeflow Luer activated valve features an innovative design that provides a straight fluid pathway resulting in uninterrupted fluid flow providing flow rates of 360 ml/min.
Practice Suggestions
Needle-free infusion system
1. Swab the Safeflow valve with a disinfectant pad (as per your hospital protocol) allowing time for the disinfectant to dry.
2. Insert the syringe or connect IV tubing into the Safeflow valve and turn clockwise. The Safeflow valve is not opened until your syringe or IV administration set is attached. Flush or give medication as necessary.
3. If working with extension lines, close clamp before disconnecting the syringe. Do not leave connected Luer-Slip syringes unattended.
4. Turn the syringe or IV tubing counterclockwise to remove. The Safeflow valve will close automatically when the syringe or IV administration set is removed. When using a syringe apply positive pressure upon deactivation or as per your hospital protocol. Change Safeflow valve as recommended by your hospital protocol.