The Exel Corporation 29083 IV Administration Set is a high-quality, versatile medical product designed for use in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, and home care environments. Its standout benefit lies in its combination of vented and non-vented features, allowing for safe and efficient administration of intravenous fluids and medications. This administration set is particularly useful for healthcare professionals seeking a reliable and easy-to-use solution for IV therapy.

The Exel Corporation 29083 IV Administration Set is designed to provide a safe and efficient means of administering intravenous fluids and medications. The set includes a 78" tube, roller clamp, and pinch clamp, allowing for precise control over fluid flow rates. The combination vented/non-vented design and injection site with Luer slip connection facilitate easy and secure connections to other medical devices. This administration set is suitable for a wide range of applications, from basic hydration to complex medication regimens.

Key Features

• Combination vented and non-vented design for safe and efficient IV administration
• 60 drops per milliliter for accurate fluid delivery
• Injection site with Luer slip connection for secure connections to syringes or other devices
• Roller clamp and pinch clamp for precise control over fluid flow rates
• 78" tube length provides flexibility and convenience in various healthcare settings
• Designed for use with a wide range of IV fluids and medications
• Easy to use and set up, reducing the risk of errors and complications

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: 78" tube length • Weight: varies by packaging and quantity • Materials: medical-grade plastics and tubing • Compliance: designed to meet or exceed relevant medical device standards • Compatibility: suitable for use with standard Luer slip syringes and IV devices

Ideal For

• Hospitals and inpatient care facilities • Outpatient clinics and ambulatory care centers • Home healthcare and infusion therapy services • Laboratories and research institutions • Emergency medical services and first response teams