105 devices · GMDN 58496
Blood collection sets, noninvasive, are sterile, single-patient devices designed for healthcare professionals to safely draw multiple blood samples. They work alongside evacuated tubes and a separate blood access device (like an IV catheter) to streamline routine venipuncture procedures without direct needle insertion into the patient’s skin.
These sets typically include tubing, connectors, clamps, and tube holders, but do not contain the invasive access device itself. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, and they are generally classified as single-use, though some may allow limited reuse over short periods before disposal. Availability depends on local medical standards and healthcare provider preferences.
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