Viggoflon I.V. Cannula is a medical product used for safe and efficient peripheral intravenous infusion, ensuring a smooth and comfortable experience for both patients and healthcare providers. It features an injection port with a non-return valve, allowing for additional medication administration without the need for multiple needle pricks.

Its kink-resistant FEP-Teflon cannula has an ultra-smooth inner and outer surface, reducing friction for an easy and painless venipuncture process. The cannula includes a super-sharp Japanese stainless steel needle with a triple-facet bevel, ensuring smooth and painless insertion.

Its transparent flashback chamber provides immediate confirmation of venipuncture, helping healthcare professionals work with confidence. Its gently tapered catheter tip, aligned with the needle bevel, allows a seamless transition from needle to catheter, reducing trauma during cannulation.

It is available in FEP, PTFE, and PUR materials, and is also color-coded for easy size identification, making it a reliable choice for medical professionals.

Benefits of Viggoflon I.V. Cannula:

Injection port with non-return valve for easy additional medication administration.
Smooth and painless venipuncture with ultra-sharp Japanese stainless steel needle.
Kink-resistant FEP-Teflon cannula ensures smooth infusion with minimal trauma.
Tapered catheter tip aligns with needle bevel for a seamless transition.
Transparent flashback chamber for quick venipuncture confirmation.
Color-coded design for easy size identification.
Available in FEP, PTFE, and PUR materials for versatile medical use.

Key Features of Viggo IV Cannula With Injection Port:

Catheter: The catheter is a thin, flexible tube typically made of materials such as polyurethane or Teflon. It is available in various lengths and gauges (diameter), depending on the patient's age, condition, and the intended purpose of the infusion. The catheter has a beveled or tapered tip to aid in insertion.
Cannula: The cannula is a rigid or semi-rigid outer sleeve that covers a portion of the catheter. It helps to provide stability during insertion and prevents kinking or collapsing of the catheter. The cannula usually has wings or flanges that allow for secure attachment and fixation to the patient's skin.
Hub: The hub is the connector at the proximal end of the IV cannula. It has a luer lock or luer slip connection that allows for the attachment of IV tubing, syringes, or other infusion devices. The hub may also feature a built-in injection port or extension tubing for additional medication administration or sampling.
Safety Features: Some IV cannulas come with built-in safety features to help prevent needlestick injuries or accidental dislodgement. These may include retractable needles or safety caps that cover the needle after use.
Sterile Packaging: IV cannulas with catheters are typically individually packaged in a sterile manner to maintain their integrity and minimize the risk of infection. The packaging may include protective caps or covers for the catheter and cannula to ensure sterility until the device is ready for 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.