JELCO® I.V. Catheter features: A leading conventional peripheral I.V. catheter; FEP polymer construction and "J"-point needle design allow clinicians to easily feel the vein entry; Ease of use starting arterial lines and gaining I.V. access.

Peripheral IV Catheter Jelco® 16 Gauge 1-1/4 Inch FEP Polymer Straight Hub Non Blood Control Non-Safety CATHETER, IV JELCO 16GX1 1/4" (50/BX)

Family of Jelco™ ProtectIV™ Safety IV Catheters One and Two Handed Technique Insertion Guide >ve tourniquetRemo > Apply digital pressure beyond catheter tip > Hold catheter at hub and on grip pads > Turn either right or left to remove from hub > Connect Luer-lock or tubing to hub per manufacturer’s recommendation

What is a Jelco IV catheter? These devices are used to administer fluids and medications directly to the bloodstream of patients in your facilities. Sturdy polymer construction and other safety features make Jelco IV catheters a preferred choice for …

Easy to use in starting arterial lines and gaining IV access makes these ideal for anesthesiologists; Thin wall design provides higher flow rates than standard wall catheters, often allowing use in a smaller gauge design

JELCO® I.V. Catheter features: • A leading conventional peripheral I.V. catheter • FEP polymer construction and "J"-point needle design allow clinicians to easily feel the vein entry • Ease of use starting arterial lines and gaining I.V. access.

Jelco™ ViaValve™ Safety IV Catheter Guide for Successful Insertion Insertion Technique > Apply tourniquet and prepare site according to policy. > Hold catheter by ribbed needle housing with thumb and fingers to insert needle into skin. > Visually inspect to confirm that needle bevel and push-off tab are facing up. > Anchor vein with gentle

Jelco® Intravenous Catheter features a thin wall that facilitates higher flow rates, allowing for the use of a smaller gauge. The FEP polymer and J-point needle design allows the clinician to "feel" the vein entry.

Smiths Medical's popular JELCO® I.V. Catheter is a leading conventional peripheral I.V. catheter. The FEP polymer construction and "J"-point needle design allow clinicians to easily feel the vein entry.