Key Features

• 16-gauge size (large bore)
  Allows very high flow rates, ideal for emergency and critical care situations.

• Sterile, single-use
  Individually sealed to maintain hygiene and prevent infection.

• Integrated IV catheter
  Consists of a sharp introducer needle surrounded by a flexible polyurethane catheter that remains in the vein after insertion.

• Flashback chamber
  Transparent chamber shows immediate blood return, confirming correct venous access.

• Injection port (in most models)
  Enables medication administration without disconnecting the IV line.

• Winged design (optional)
  Some versions include stabilization wings for secure fixation on the skin.

• Color-coded hub
  G16 cannulas typically have a grey hub for quick identification.

Common Uses

• Rapid fluid resuscitation

• Emergency blood transfusion

• Trauma management

• Massive hemorrhage protocols

• High-volume IV medication administration

• Emergency department and theatre use

Key Features:

• Gauge Size: 24G (very small bore)

• Quantity: 100 pieces per box

• Color Code: Yellow (standard international color coding)

• Catheter Material: Soft, flexible medical-grade Teflon or polyurethane

• Needle: Ultra-sharp stainless steel needle for gentle, low-trauma insertion

• Flow Rate: Low—ideal for slow, controlled infusions

• Hub / Luer Lock: Secure and leak-proof connection

• Winged Options: Available in some models for better stability

• Injection Port: Present in some variations to administer medication without removing the cannula

• Sterile Packaging: Individually packed, non-pyrogenic, single-use

Common Uses:

• Neonates (newborn babies)

• Small infants

• Pediatric patients

• Elderly patients with extremely fragile veins

• Oncology patients

• Slow IV fluid administration

• IV medications where low flow is sufficient

Advantages:

• Minimizes vein trauma

• Ideal for tiny or hard-to-access veins

• Smooth insertion with minimal pain

• Suitable for long-duration low-flow IV therapy