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• Meant for injecting medication

• High-quality syringe

• Non-toxic

• Medication can be measured easily

Product highlights

• Meant for injecting medication

• High-quality syringe

• Non-toxic

• Medication can be measured easily

• Meant for injecting medication

• High-quality syringe

• Non-toxic

• Medication can be measured easily

Romsons Scalp Vein Sets (or butterfly needles) are sterile, single-use medical devices used for intravenous (IV) infusions, medication administration, and blood sampling. They are ideal for patients with fragile, small, or "rolling" veins, such as pediatric, geriatric, or oncology patients, featuring a thin-wall needle and flexible, color-coded wings for secure, gentle insertion. Key Uses and Applications:Intravenous (IV) Therapy: Ideal for delivering fluids or medication over short periods due to their small size and flexibility.Blood Collection: Used for venipuncture in patients with delicate veins or in emergency settings.Pediatric & Geriatric Care: Specifically suited for children, infants, and the elderly due to the small, thin-wall, short-bevelled needle that minimizes pain and tissue damage.Specialized Access: Useful for accessing smaller veins in the hand, wrist, or scalp.Oncology Treatment: Employed in chemotherapy, especially for fragile veins caused by repeated treatments. Product Features:Atraumatic Insertion: Features a short-beveled, siliconized needle to reduce pain.Secure Handling: The soft, non-toxic, non-irritant tubing is connected to flexible, color-coded wings.Improved Flow: Thin-wall construction provides better flow rates per gauge.Sterile & Safe: Individually packed in a blister pack and designed for single use to prevent cross-contamination.Varied Sizes: Available in sizes ranging from 18G to 25G to match patient needs. 

Disposable IV infusion sets are sterile, single-use medical devices designed to deliver fluids, medications, blood products, and nutrients directly into a patient's vein. They are primarily used in hospitals and home care for treating dehydration, administering chemotherapy, managing electrolyte imbalances, and providing continuous or intermittent medication therapy. Key Uses and Applications

• Fluid & Medication Administration: Used for intravenous delivery of IV fluids, medications, and nutrients.
• Blood Transfusions: Utilized to administer blood and blood products to patients.
• Emergency & Acute Care: Crucial for rapid delivery of fluids in, trauma, or critical situations.
• Specialized Therapy: Used for chemotherapy, pain management, and nutritional support (parenteral nutrition).
• Flow Regulation: Uses a roller clamp and drip chamber to regulate and monitor the flow rate of fluids.
• Safety & Convenience: Designed with air vents, filters to remove contaminants, and injection sites for adding medication, ensuring safety and reducing infection risks.