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Intocan Safety® 3
Safety meets intuitive handling: Since 1962 we have constantly raised the bar in safe patient access.
With Introcan Safety® 3 we advanced our design concept, integrating new safety features: more protection from blood exposure and needlestick injuries come along with higher control and convenience. Both patients and clinicians will benefit.
Closed Safety IV Catheter with Multi-Access
Blood Control Septum
Free your hands: The multi-access blood control septum helps to protect both, clinicians and patients, from blood exposure during catheter insertion and while disconnecting a device from the catheter hub.1
Always be in control: The sophisticated catheter securement helps to reduce catheter movement and related complications.2, 3, 4
Free your mind: A passive fully automatic protection helps eliminating needlestick injuries and related infections. It deploys automatically, cannot be bypassed and requires no user activation.5, 6
Unique safety in series. Introcan Safety® 3 can be used for all patients receiving infusion therapy. Thanks to our broad portfolio (G14-G24), it is the right choice for meeting all kinds of application needs. In hospital and home care.
Constructed to withstand high pressure.
Rely on it: Introcan Safety® 3 is also indicated for 300 psi power injector applications (G18-G24) in radiology.
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[2] Gorski L. et al. Infusion Therapy: Standards of practice. Journal of Infusion Nursing. 2016; Vol 39(1S): S72-73.
[3] Schears G. Summary of Product Trials for 10,164 Patients: Comparing an Intravenous Stabilizing Device to Tape. J Infus Nurs. August 2006; 29(4):225-31.
[4] Mensor L. Dirogio D. Souza C. Contadin R. Cost-Effectiveness of safety engineered peripheral catheters with an integrated stabilization platform under the perspective of hospitals in Brazil. BR J of Health Econ. April 2016;18(1):3-10.
[5] Tosini W. et al. Needlestick Injury Rates According to Different Types of Safety-Engineered Devices: Results of a French Multicenter Study. Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology. April 2010; 31(4): 402-407.
[6] Sossai D. et al. Efficacy of safety catheter devices in the prevention of occupational needlestick injuries: applied research in the Liguria Region (Italy). J Prev Med Hyg. 2016; 57: E110-E114.
[7] Suzuki T. Fukuyama H. Nishiyama J. Oda M. Takahashi M. Differences in Penetration Force of Intravenous Catheters: Effect of Grinding Methods on Inner Needles of Intravenous Catheters. Tokai J Exp Clin Med. 2004; 29(4): 175-181.
[8] Cooper D. Whitfield M.D. Newton D. Chiarella J. Machaczek KK. Introduction of a non-ported peripheral intravenous catheter with multiuse blood control septum offers improvements in the overall efficiency of the procedure and is clinically well accepted. Int. J of Healthcare Techn and Mgmt. January 2016; 1-20
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