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Needleless Transfer Devices
Medications have typically been transferred from glass vials to syringes by using a needle designed to pierce the rubber septum.    Newer technology exists that allows for the transfer of a diluent into powdered medication without the need for repeated piercing of vials.

 

Technology exists to transfer medication from vials to syringe or from vial to vial without ever using a needle!

Scenes like this one create unnecessary exposure to needlesticks.  Technology exists to transfer medication from vials to syringe or from vial to vial without ever using a needle!


 



Double Ended Medication Transfer Spike II
 

Cost-Effective
Time Saving
Efficient
Convenient
Sterile

 

 

 

Double Ended Medication
Transfer Spike II

HIGH SPEED, CLOSED, BOTTLE TO BOTTLE
FLUID TRANSFER SYSTEM

  • Special venting design simultaneously permits air displacement
    and transfers medication during during procedures, eliminating use of needles. Saves time and money.
  • Unique Rigid COLLAR protects sterile spike prior to use and reduces Touch Contamination.
  • Spike design minimizes coring.
  • Extra wide protective COLLAR facilitates aseptic technique.
  • Short butt ends allow complete evacuation of additive fluids.
  • Double Spike construction utilizes existing vacuum of I.V. Bottle

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The Needleless Transfer Device

 

The Needleless Transfer Device

 

The Needleless Transfer Device enables the rapid transfer of a diluent into vacuum powder vials for mixing and drug reconstitution. The use of a single device allows a closed system preparation.

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