IV Cannula with Wings and Injection Port (Canocare) Radio Opaque Catheter G26

Here's a complete product overview for the IV Cannula with Wings and Injection Port (Canocare) Radio Opaque Catheter – G26:

Product Name:

Canocare IV Cannula with Wings and Injection Port – G26 (Radio-Opaque Catheter)

Product Description:

The Canocare IV Cannula G26 is a sterile, single-use intravenous access device equipped with wings and an injection port, designed to provide safe and reliable peripheral venous access. The radio-opaque catheter allows for visibility under imaging, ensuring correct placement and reducing the risk of complications.

• Gauge Size: 26G (ideal for neonates, pediatrics, or patients with delicate veins)

• Features:

  • Flexible catheter made of biocompatible polyurethane or Teflon

  • Injection port for medication administration without additional needle sticks

  • Wings for secure taping and stabilization

  • Color-coded hub for easy gauge identification

  • Radio-opaque line for imaging visibility

• Sterility: Ethylene oxide sterilized

• Packaging: Individually packed, single-use

• Latex-free

Indications (Uses):

The Canocare IV Cannula is intended for:

• Peripheral intravenous therapy, including fluid and electrolyte administration

• Medication or drug infusion

• Blood sampling

• Short-term venous access in pediatric, geriatric, or neonatal patients

• Emergency access in patients with difficult venous access

Dosage / Directions for Use:

"Dosage" refers to the medication administered through the IV line, not the device itself. However, usage guidelines include:

1. Ensure aseptic technique throughout the procedure.

2. Select an appropriate vein (commonly dorsal hand or forearm).

3. Insert the cannula into the vein until blood flashback is visible.

4. Advance the catheter while withdrawing the needle.

5. Secure with wings using sterile tape or adhesive dressing.

6. Attach IV tubing or cap and use the injection port as needed.

7. Monitor the site regularly for patency and signs of infection or infiltration.

Note: Use only qualified healthcare professionals for cannulation.

Side Effects (Risks / Complications):

While generally safe, potential risks include:

• Phlebitis (vein inflammation)

• Infiltration (fluid leaking into surrounding tissue)

• Infection at the insertion site

• Pain, redness, or swelling

• Thrombosis or embolism, especially with prolonged use

• Catheter-related bloodstream infection (CRBSI)

Contraindications:

• Do not use in patients with known allergy to catheter material

• Not for intra-arterial use

• Avoid insertion in areas with infection, burns, or scarring

• Not suitable for long-term IV therapy without site rotation

• Do not reuse – single-use only

• Discard if packaging is damaged or sterility is compromised

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