Product Description

The Disposable Sterilize Plastic Purple Butterfly IV Cannula offers safe and efficient venous access. Its soft wings ensure stable placement, while the sharp needle minimizes patient discomfort. Ideal for hospitals, clinics, and OEM supply, it guarantees sterile, single-use application for infection control.

IV indwelling needles, often referred to as IV cannulas, are made up of several key components:

1. Fine Needle:
   Made of high-quality stainless steel, the fine needle has excellent elasticity and a sharp, beveled tip that enables smooth and accurate vein puncture.

2. Push Rod:
   This internal rod controls the needle’s depth during insertion, ensuring that it reaches the correct position within the vein without causing excess trauma.

3. Sheath:
   The protective sheath covers the needle, reducing the risk of accidental needle sticks and maintaining sterility before use.

4. Catheter:
   Once inserted, the flexible catheter remains in the vein, allowing for continuous infusion of medications, fluids, or nutrients at a controlled rate.

5. Strap:
   A strap or adhesive patch secures the cannula in place on the skin, minimizing movement and reducing the risk of dislodgement or irritation.

Features:

• Single-use, sterile, and non-toxic

• Flexible butterfly wings for secure placement

• Sharp stainless steel needle for easy insertion

• Transparent tubing for clear blood flow visualization

• Latex-free and DEHP-free

• OEM/ODM services available

Applications:

• Venous blood collection

• Intravenous infusion therapy

• Pediatric and geriatric patient care

• Clinical and laboratory use

What is an Intravenous (IV) Cannula?

An intravenous (IV) cannula is a medical device used to access a patient’s vein for delivering fluids, medications, or nutrients directly into the bloodstream. It is also commonly used for blood draws. By allowing continuous or intermittent access to a vein, IV cannulas help healthcare providers deliver precise treatment quickly and safely, improving patient care and reducing the need for repeated needle insertions.