Medical Disposable Infusion Accessories IV Medication Transfer Spike

Product Description

Disposable IV Drug Transfer Spikes for Drug Solution Preparation

IV Drug Transfer Spike is a type of IV consumables,  it is generally used in IV admixture preparation to improve simplicity, safety, speed. These spikes play a crucial role in the administration of intravenous medications. The primary purpose of IV Drug Transfer Spikes is to enhance the simplicity of the IV admixture preparation process and enable rapid administration of medications. They minimize the time required for manual mixing or blending of medications and allow for more frequent dosing intervals, which otherwise can be more time-consuming and prone to errors. This faster administration can be particularly beneficial in emergency situations where prompt treatment is critical. Safety is another key benefit of IV Drug Transfer Spikes. They are designed with precision and accuracy to prevent drug spillage or contamination during the transfer process. The spikes are pre-sterilized and sterile packaging ensures that no bacteria or microorganisms are present, reducing the risk of infection or adverse reactions. Cost-effectiveness is another important aspect of IV Drug Transfer Spikes. They reduce labor costs and minimize unnecessary drug waste during the preparation process.

Alternative of Extra Spike Plus, factory direct price, color-coded in 2 types:

• blue/white with both air venting filter and hydrophilic liquid filter
• green/white with air venting filter only. 

Features

• Integrated with a flip cap
• Capped contaminent-free luer-Lock connector
• More safe injection or withdrawal with fluid filter
• Suitable for both large and small bottles
• Spike length = 15 mm Casing = 25 mm
• Non-sterile pouch packaging
• Color-coded
• Alternative of Extra Spike Plus

IV Drug Transfer Spikes are an essential component in the administration of intravenous medications, an valuable tool in modern healthcare settings. Their use contributes significantly to improved patient outcomes and overall efficiency in delivering medical treatments.