Non-absorbing intravenous administration set

61 devices · GMDN 16631

A non-absorbing intravenous administration set is a sterile collection of components used to deliver fluids or medications directly into a patient’s vein. It is specifically designed with low-absorption plastics such as polyethylene or Teflon to prevent the infused solution from interacting with or being absorbed by the tubing material, which is critical when administering drugs like nitroglycerin that can bind to standard PVC.

This category includes sets with standard IV components such as tubing, check valves, roller clamps, Y-site connectors, and Luer adaptors, all configured for use with high-flow infusion pumps. As a single-use device, it is intended for one patient and one procedure, and its regulation focuses on sterility, material safety, and performance to ensure accurate delivery of sensitive medications without loss due to adsorption.

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