43 devices · GMDN 65172
An intravenous pressure infusor is a single-use device used to manually regulate the flow rate of IV fluids by applying controlled pressure to the infusion bag. Clinically, it helps ensure precise dosing and consistent delivery of medications or fluids without relying on electrical power, making it ideal for emergency or off-grid settings.
These devices are typically classified as single-use medical items and are regulated under general medical device standards. They are commonly supplied as disposable solutions, requiring no special licensing beyond standard medical device compliance, and are designed for one-time patient use only.
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