NIO Infant Intraosseous Device with Fixation Dressing Short Dated
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Pickup available at Mega DC – Tweed Heads South
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Support rapid vascular access when every second matters in neonatal and infant emergency care
Automatic spring loaded intraosseous access designed for trained clinicians treating the smallest patients.
The NIO Infant Intraosseous Device with Fixation Dressing provides trained clinical personnel with a compact solution for establishing emergency intraosseous access when intravenous access cannot be achieved quickly. Designed specifically for neonates and infants, this infant IO device uses a shallower needle depth suited to smaller bone dimensions. Its automatic spring loaded mechanism supports controlled deployment without a drill, battery or separate powered equipment, helping emergency teams remain prepared when speed and consistency are critical.
Ready for use in emergency departments, neonatal care, ambulance services and retrieval environments, the NIO Infant device combines portability with a straightforward deployment system. The included fixation dressing helps stabilise the device following placement, while compatibility with standard IO administration sets supports subsequent fluid and drug delivery according to approved clinical protocols. The single use configuration also removes the need for equipment maintenance or battery management.
This is short dated stock with reduced remaining shelf life and is offered at a reduced price. Confirm the remaining shelf life before ordering to ensure suitability for your clinical requirements. This prescription medical device is intended only for appropriately trained clinical personnel. Incorrect selection, sizing or placement may cause serious harm. Always use the correct device for the patient, follow the manufacturer instructions and current clinical protocols. This product is not a substitute for direct medical attention from a healthcare practitioner. Always read the label and follow the directions for use.