Care Areas & Specialities

Transforming care with device selection and redesigning peripheral IV access to help support completion of therapy with one-stick hospital initiatives

Peripheral safety IV catheter with integrated blood-containment technology and fully encapsulated needle protection.

Intuitive blood diversion technology.

Peripheral safety IV Catheter that provides blood control and full encapsulated needle protection.

Available for a wide range of clinical applications involving hypodermic needles.

Helps provide injection safety and is available with 26G, and 27G needles fixed to 1 mL TB syringes.

Helps provide insulin syringe safety and is available with 26G and 27G, needles attached to 1.0 mL U-100 luer slip insulin syringes.

Multi-Sampling Blood Collection Needles are available in a wide range of sizes and can be used with Venipuncture Needle-Pro^™ Safety Devices.

The neoheel Safety Lancets help collect quality blood samples from infants for metabolic screening, glucose, and other tests.

The needle retraction feature helps clinicians avoid needlestick injuries and cross-contamination exposure while the...

Saf-T Holder Devices are available with a permanently attached back-end needle and luer lock designed to minimize exposure and help prevent holder reuse.

Designed for end-to-end protection, the Saf-T Wing Blood Collection and Infusion Set helps enhance safety for venous blood draws.

Safe-T-Lance Plus Safety Lancets provide retractable safety technology for capillary blood sampling.

Available for medication delivery via syringe injection or TB testing, immunizations, allergy testing, delivery of pain medications, and local anesthetics.

The Venipuncture Needle-Pro Device is designed to protect clinicians from exposure to contaminated blood collection needles.

The holder-based safety device helps provide protection on both ends by preventing needle removal and holder reuse.

Designed to provide needle stick protection utilizing a simple one-handed technique

Help reduce the risk of needlestick injuries to healthcare workers when drawing up and preparing medication by removing the need for sharps.