Safeflow Extension Set with Safeflow Valve 10cm (Box of 100)

B. Braun

Injection & Infusion

IV Extension Sets

DEHP Free
PVC Free for the Safeflow single extension set variant
Latex Free (as stated in B. Braun Safeflow extension set product information where applicable)
Pressure Resistant up to approximately 2 bar (according to B. Braun product guide)
Conforms to applicable infusion and extension line standards as specified by the manufacturer

DEHP Free
PVC Free for the Safeflow single extension set variant
Latex Free (as stated in B. Braun Safeflow extension set product information where applicable)
Pressure Resistant up to approximately 2 bar (according to B. Braun product guide)
Conforms to applicable infusion and extension line standards as specified by the manufacturer

IV Extension Sets

Description

The B. Braun Safeflow Extension Set with Safeflow valve is a small-bore infusion extension line with a needle-free valve, designed to extend infusion lines via a Luer or Luer-lock connection. The 10 cm Neutrapur tubing has a small internal diameter to minimise dead space, making it suitable for adults, paediatric and neonate patients. The set is DEHP-free, with the Safeflow single extension set also PVC-free, and incorporates a rotating Luer-lock connector for easy, twist-free attachment. An integrated back-check valve helps prevent backflow of blood and fluids, supporting safe parallel pressure and gravity infusions. Each device is supplied sterile and intended for single use.

Bnefits

Extends infusion lines to allow manipulation away from the injection site
Enables needle-free infusion, aspiration and intermittent injection via Safeflow valve
Small-bore tubing with low internal volume, suitable for paediatric and neonate patients
Rotating Luer-lock connector allows safer, more convenient connection without twisting the tube
Integrated back-check valve helps prevent backflow of blood and fluids during parallel infusions
Neutrapur tubing with no leachable plasticizers, DEHP-free and patient-friendly
Supports maintenance of aseptic technique when changing IV administration sets
Pressure-resistant design suitable for standard infusion therapy

Indications

Extension of intravenous infusion lines for patients receiving IV therapy
Frequent connection and disconnection for aspiration and intermittent injection without needles
Situations where manipulation away from the IV insertion site is desired
Use in adult, paediatric and neonate patients requiring IV infusion therapy

Composition

Neutrapur small-bore tubing (DEHP-free, no plasticizer leachables)
PVC-free tubing for the single Safeflow extension set variant
Rotating Luer-lock connector
Integrated Safeflow needle-free valve
Back-check valve (for prevention of backflow of fluids and blood)

Formulation

Small-bore extension line with integrated Safeflow needle-free valve and back-check valve
10 cm Neutrapur tubing with approximately 1.0 mm internal diameter
Pressure resistance up to approximately 2 bar (as per B. Braun catalogue specifications)

Packaging

Box of 100 individually sterile-packed Safeflow extension sets
Each unit: 10 cm small-bore tubing with Safeflow valve and rotating Luer-lock connector

Usage

Use only if the sterile package is intact and within the stated shelf life.
Maintain aseptic technique when opening the package and handling the extension set.
Connect the rotating Luer-lock connector to the IV catheter or infusion system, ensuring a secure connection.
Prime the extension line with the prescribed infusion solution to remove air before connecting to the patient.
Use the Safeflow needle-free valve for infusion, aspiration and intermittent injection in accordance with local protocols.
Avoid excessive pressure beyond the manufacturer’s recommended limits during infusion.
After use, disconnect in accordance with local infection control policies and dispose of the device as clinical sharps/waste.
Single-use only; do not resterilize or reuse.

Contraindications

Do not use if the packaging is damaged or the sterility has been compromised.
Do not use in patients with known hypersensitivity to any materials in the device if identified by the manufacturer.
Not intended for use outside standard intravenous infusion therapy unless specifically authorised by a clinician.
Avoid use where the added line resistance or dead space may compromise critical high-flow or high-pressure infusions, according to clinical judgement.

Adverse Effects

Potential risk of infection or sepsis if aseptic technique is not followed.
Risk of air embolism if the line is not properly primed prior to connection.
Possible extravasation or infiltration if connected to a malpositioned IV catheter.
Potential for leakage or disconnection if Luer connections are not properly secured.
General risks associated with intravenous infusion therapy as per clinical practice.