IV Connector & Caps

Needleless Connectors dedicate a safe pathway for aspiration of fluids, medications, or blood draws via a peripheral, arterial, and central venous catheter. They are attached to the catheter hub, eliminating further needle access and reducing potential harm or needlestick injuries to medical staff. Although needleless connectors serve this valuable purpose, they also can lead to bloodstream infections if not handled properly. Vitality Medical sup

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Needleless Connectors dedicate a safe pathway for aspiration of fluids, medications, or blood draws via a peripheral, arterial, and central venous catheter. They are attached to the catheter hub, eliminating further needle access and reducing potential harm or needlestick injuries to medical staff. Although needleless connectors serve this valuable purpose, they also can lead to bloodstream infections if not handled properly. Vitality Medical supplies a variety of IV connectors that utilize technology to maximize priming volume while minimizing thrombotic catheter occlusions and bloodstream infections.

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  • Curos Disinfecting Caps
    Curos Disinfecting Caps for Needleless Connectors - 3M
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    $130.85 - $2,729.16
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  • 3M Curos Jet Disinfecting Caps for Needleless Connectors
    3M Curos Jet Disinfecting Caps for Needleless Connectors
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  • Hi-Flo Four-Way Stopcock
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  • Medex Dual Function Locking Luer Cap with Male and Female Port - MX491
    Medex Dual Function Locking Luer Cap with Male and Female Port - MX491
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  • 3M Curos Disinfecting Cap for Tego Hemodialysis Connectors
    3M Curos Disinfecting Cap for Tego Hemodialysis Connectors
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Additionally, disinfecting caps like Curos caps protect the connector valve between uses by creating an antiseptic barrier that supports cleaner access points. Inside the cap is an impregnated sponge containing isopropyl alcohol to effectively kill bacteria for up to seven days.

IV care needs continue beyond the initial setup, so the right connector or cap can play an important role in maintaining a cleaner access point over time. Choosing a compatible option can support a more consistent routine in home care and clinical settings.

Types of Connectors & Adapters

  • Needless Connectors for IV Catheters have a translucent or opaque external housing. A clear connector offers an advantage giving a view at-a-glance if residual blood or other matter is left behind. This design is also referred to as a Luer lock IV connector. The Luer housing slips in and rotates for a firm connection.
Interlink IV Connector
  • Clave Needleless Connectors use a dynamic clave design to protect the fluid pathway. The MicroClave Connector automatically closes the fluid pathway once the syringe is removed. The clave prevents the syringe's Luer end from touching the fluid pathway. The flat end also makes it easy to disinfect with an alcohol prep wipe.
    • MicroClave Connector
  • Spike Adapter fit into the IV bag connector to dispense fluids to the patient.
    • Spike Adapter
  • Vial Adapters provide safe access to a standard size vial and connect with a male or female Luer end syringe. The CLEARLINK Vial Adapter ensures a leak-free connection when removing the solution from the vial that can be administered by needle injection or via the catheter.
    • Vial Adapter
  • Luer Adapters such as the BD Luer Adapters, are the answer when connecting to a Winged Infusion Set or a winged blood collection set and it comes with a screw cap instead of a Luer end.
    • Vial Adapter

     

    IV Caps Frequently Asked Questions FAQs

    How often should IV line caps be changed?
    The SwabCap and Curos brand of disinfecting IV line caps can be left in place for up to seven days. If the cap is removed, change immediately or change when the IV catheter is replaced.

    Does a PICC line need a cap?
    Yes, it is recommended to use the cap to prevent infection on a PICC line or other variations of an IV catheter.

    How do you use Curos Caps?
    Remove the protective foil. Push and twist the cap clockwise into the needleless connector.

     

    IV Connector Frequently Asked Questions FAQs

    How often should needleless connectors be changed?
    Every 72 hours or anytime the IV system is manipulated to reduce the risk of infection.

    Are needleless connectors used with extension sets or administration sets?
    Yes, these connectors can be secured to the Luer-fitting injection sites or use a Y-site connector.

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