IV Cannula

Peripheral intravenous cannula for establishing venous access in patients. Used for administration of fluids, medications, nutrition, and blood sampling during medical and surgical procedures.

Sterile intravenous catheters for peripheral venous access and fluid administration. Available in multiple gauges for different patient populations.

Hollow needle and catheter for establishing intravenous access for medication and fluid administration. Sterile and single-use design.

A medical device designed for smooth insertion, secure fixation, and reliable fluid access with reduced patient discomfort. Made from medical-grade, biocompatible materials that meet ISO 13485:2016, CE, and CDSCO standards to ensure safety and performance.

Intravenous cannulae are medical devices used for vascular access to administer fluids, medications, or blood products directly into the patient's veins. iLife manufactures these cannulae as their featured product with a commitment to safety and ease of use for medical and paramedical professionals. The devices are produced using state-of-the-art molding machines with micro-process controls in controlled manufacturing environments.

An intravenous cannula product for medical use. The device is manufactured by Ami Polymer and meets international quality standards including ISO 13485:2016 and ISO 10993 certifications.

Intravenous cannulae for vascular access during medical procedures. Demophorius Healthcare offers 3 distinct I.V. cannula products designed for safe and reliable clinical use.

Cannula devices for medical injection procedures. Available in various gauges and configurations for different clinical applications.

Specialized cannulation devices designed for venous access in extracorporeal circulation and cardiac support applications. Features advanced design modifications to minimize hemolysis and optimize drainage characteristics.

Peripheral intravenous catheters are small, hollow tubes inserted into peripheral veins for short-term vascular access. These devices facilitate administration of medications, fluids, and blood products in various clinical settings.