Viggo IV Cannula is a medical device for neonatal patients, providing a safe and reliable solution for continuous peripheral intravenous infusion. It is made without an injection port, minimizes complexity and supports delicate procedures with a focus on precision and care.

Its unique body design features a low-point projection that enhances maneuverability, making it easier for healthcare professionals to insert and secure even in the most sensitive cases.

It is made with FEP-Teflon material, and is kink-resistant and ensures a smooth inner and outer surface, resulting in minimal tissue trauma and uninterrupted fluid flow. Its double-tapered moulded tip ensures less traumatic cannulation, while the super sharp Japanese tip with dual cutting edges allows for quick, painless, and precise penetration.

Its transparent flashback chamber enables instant visualization of blood return, confirming proper venous access. Each unit is sterile, color-coded for easy size identification, and individually packed for clinical hygiene and convenience.

Benefits of Viggo IV Cannula:

Specially designed for continuous IV infusion in neonatal and pediatric patients.
Kink-resistant FEP-Teflon material ensures smooth flow and minimal trauma.
Double-tapered cannula tip supports gentle and precise cannulation.
Super sharp Japanese bevelled needles allow smooth and quick penetration.
Its transparent flashback chamber ensures immediate blood detection.
Color-coded body enables instant size recognition.
Individually sterile-packed for enhanced safety and hygiene.
Designed without an injection port to simplify use in sensitive applications.

Key Features of Viggo IV Cannula:

Catheter: The catheter is a thin, hollow tube typically made of materials such as polyurethane or Teflon. It is available in various lengths and gauges (diameter) to accommodate different patient populations and medical needs. The distal end of the catheter is beveled or tapered to aid in smooth insertion into the vein.
Hub: The hub is the connector located at the proximal end of the IV cannula. It provides a connection point for attaching IV tubing, syringes, or other infusion devices. The hub is often color-coded to indicate the catheter size, making it easier for healthcare professionals to select the appropriate size for the patient.
Wings or Flanges: IV cannulas typically feature wings or flanges that extend from the hub. These wings provide a grip for secure insertion and stabilization of the cannula during use. They also allow for easy taping or securing of the cannula to the patient's skin.
Protective Cap: The distal end of the catheter may have a protective cap that covers the beveled tip when not in use. This cap helps maintain the sterility of the catheter and prevents accidental needlesticks or contamination.
Flashback Chamber: Some IV cannulas have a flashback chamber incorporated into the design. This transparent chamber allows healthcare professionals to visually confirm proper needle placement and blood return upon entering the vein, providing immediate feedback.
Safety Features: Certain IV cannulas come with built-in safety features to reduce the risk of needlestick injuries or accidental dislodgement. These features may include retractable needles or safety caps that cover the needle after use.

Safety Information:

Do not use the package if it is damaged.
Do not resterilize or reuse it.
Keep far from children.
Store in a cool, dry place.