The McKesson Brand Prevent SLS peripheral IV catheter is an 18 gauge catheter with a polyurethane tube and a stainless steel needle. It has a straight hub, blood control and a sliding safety feature. It is supplied sterile and is radiopaque, so it shows on X-ray.
Prevent SLS peripheral IV catheter, 18 Gauge
Catheter length: 1-1/4 Inch
Polyurethane catheter material
Straight hub with a plastic hub material
Blood control design
Sliding safety feature
Stainless steel needle
Green color code
Flow rate: 94 mL / min
Tubing diameter: 0.7 mm
Radiopaque for X-ray compatibility
Without port; no ports on the catheter
Sterile
Check that the gauge (18 Gauge) and length (1-1/4 Inch) match what you need before ordering.
What kinds of IV catheters does Great Oak Medical carry?
Our IV catheter catalog covers peripheral catheters, from standard over-the-needle catheters to closed safety systems, with more than 170 SKUs. We carry recognized names in vascular access alongside value-priced alternatives.
Do you sell safety IV catheters?
Yes. Our range includes closed safety systems designed to reduce needlestick exposure.
Can I order IV catheters by the case?
Yes. Catheters are available in case quantities as well as smaller counts. Check the pack size on each listing before ordering.
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