10 matching records for Vial Adaptor.
A sterile device intended to be fitted to a vial or bottle to enable the airtight removal of its contents (e.g., medication) into a syringe, for subsequent administration to a patient. It is typically a housing that attaches to or replaces the vial lid and ...
A device intended to be fitted to a vial or bottle to enable the removal of its contents, (e.g., medication, nutritional solution for enteral feeding) into a syringe, for subsequent administration to a patient. It is typically a housing with a barbed connec...
A small, non-powered, noninvasive, tubular two-way/linear connector with an ENFit connection (designed according to ISO 80369-3 for enteral applications) at one end and a connection which is not designed according to ISO 80369 at the other end (typically ba...
A device intended to be fitted to a vial or bottle to enable the removal of its contents, (e.g., medication, nutritional solution for enteral feeding) into a syringe, for subsequent administration to a patient. It is typically a housing with a syringe conne...
A device intended to be fitted to a vial or bottle to enable the airtight removal of its contents (e.g., medication) into a syringe, for subsequent administration to a patient. It is typically a housing with a spike that attaches to or replaces the containe...
A small, noninvasive, tubular connector with a Luer connection (either lock or slip) at one end, and a hollow spike (either blunt or sharp) at the other end, intended to connect an intravenous (IV) fluid or blood bag to a fluid line or syringe for administr...
A small, noninvasive, tubular connector with a Luer connection (either lock or slip) at one end, and a hollow spike (either blunt or sharp) at the other end, intended to connect an intravenous (IV) fluid bag, blood bag or syringe to a fluid line for adminis...
A collection of devices intended to be used for the preparation of an agar medium for subsequent culture of a clinical specimen or other diagnostic testing (e.g., minimum susceptibility testing). It typically includes agarose, a specific culture media formu...
A collection of devices which includes a hypodermic needle(s) intended to be used by a healthcare practitioner for administration of fluids (e.g., medication) into a patient; it is not dedicated to a specific clinical specialty and is not intended for self-...
A collection of non-powered devices consisting of a dual-barrel syringe, each barrel calibrated to different volumes, with attachable vial/bottle adaptors to withdraw and mixing units to administer a two-component liquid (e.g., tissue reconstructive product...