Description
TheraSafe is a FDA approved device specifically designed for Therapeutic Phlebotomy procedures. Therasafe utilizes a passive needle protective device (SAFETOUCH II) which is activated prior to needle removal, eliminating the exposure of the needle to both the patient and the clinician. Improve the standard-of-care to your patients using Therasafe for Therapeutic Phlebotomy procedures.
TheraSafe utilizes a passive needle protective device (SAFETOUCH II) which is activated prior to needle removal, eliminating the exposure of the needle to both the patient and the clinician. Protective devices which are activated after the needle has been removed have a higher rate of needlesticks due to needle exposure during activation of the protective mechanism. TheraSafe utilizes a full needle gauge size smaller than current phlebotomy sets being offered, further improving patient comfort during the therapeutic phlebotomy procedure.
The reflux valve in the TheraSafe collection bag offers enhanced patient safety by eliminating any associated risk of air being transferred up the patient’s access line. Additionally, TheraSafe incorporates a new built –in split septum neutral valve for either sampling or reinfusion.
The TheraSafe bag can be conveniently placed on a custom stand to establish an easy visual of the collection volume during the entire procedure. This eliminates staff holding the bag or laying the bag on the ground, and our stand improves the aesthetic method of supporting the bag.
Features and Benefits:
- Safety engineered needles protect against accidental sharps injury
- Reflux valve reduces likelihood of an air embolus
- Additional safety needles are sold separately
- Large graduations make the volume levels easy to read
- Kits available with blood collection tube holder for sampling procedures
- Graduated 500ml therapeutic phlebotomy bag with 17G x 1′ safety needle, for use without a digital scale.
- The TheraSafe bag can be conveniently placed on a custom stand to establish an easy visual of the collection volume during the entire procedure.
