Cannula

Hollow tube device for venous or arterial access. Used for continuous medication administration and fluid infusion.

Hollow tubes used for accessing blood vessels or body cavities during medical procedures.

Flexible tubes with or without needles for vascular access and fluid administration. Used in parenteral nutrition delivery and intravenous therapy.

A medical cannula for vascular access and delivery of fluids or medications.

Intravenous catheter for establishing vascular access in clinical settings. Available in various gauges for different infusion requirements.

Cannulas are hollow tubes designed for vascular access, medication delivery, and fluid administration in clinical settings. Available in various gauges and lengths, they facilitate intravenous therapy, blood sampling, and infusion procedures. These sterile, single-use devices ensure safe and reliable vascular access for patient care.

Sterile cannulas used for vascular access and fluid administration during medical and surgical procedures. Designed for safe, secure insertion.

Medical cannulas for vascular access and fluid administration in clinical settings. Available in various gauges and configurations for different medical applications.

Sterile cannula designed for intravenous access and fluid/medication delivery in clinical settings. Features precision-engineered needle technology with secure catheter placement. Single-use, sterile-packaged device meeting medical device standards for safe parenteral administration.

Sterile catheter device inserted into veins for intravenous medication and fluid administration in clinical and hospital settings.

A sterile catheter inserted into veins for intravenous fluid and medication administration. Available in various gauges with safety mechanisms.

An integral part of intravenous therapy, the IV cannula is inserted into the patient's hand to inject medication directly into the bloodstream or to withdraw body fluid.