Needle-Free Devices
Bionector, the 7 day/360 access, closed, needle-free IV access system, was first commercially available in the UK in 1994. The concept of Bionector began with the need to reduce infection rates in vascular access devices. However, with the increased awareness of the risk of needle-stick injuries, Bionector has now taken on the dual role of eliminating access-associated needle-stick injuries and helping to reduce complications relating to catheters and cannulae.
Bionector is now widely used with all specialties of medicine and can be found in almost any hospital department. The Bionector range of products has grown and developed as clinical demands have changed, and Bionector can now be used on virtually any type of vascular access device. A number of hospitals in the UK have adopted Bionector as their standard means of accessing all vascular access devices.
Featured ProductsKey Features
Bionector is suitable for use with luer devices with and internal diameter of 1.7mm and over, and is available in different packaging configurations to suit user requirements:
- Non-touch applicator
- Soft blister pack
When Bionector is in place you can infuse, inject, sample blood, and change your IV tubing without opening the IV system.
- Safe
- Simple
- Economic
- Latex-free
Double lumen PUR extension set with clamps and Bionector bonded to each lumen.
Octopus double lumen with Bionector can be used when two infusions need to be given simultaneously, eliminating the need to use a 3-way tap, and there is no risk of back-tracking, or where a background infusion is running and intermittent bolus does medication is required.
- Eliminate the risk of access-associated needle-stick injuries
- Reduces risk of cannula displacement
- Negates the need to use cannula injection port
- Drug compatible PUR tubing
Double lumen PUR extension set with clamps, anti-reflux valves and Bionectors attached to each lumen.
This product can be used when two infusions need to be given simultaneously and there is a risk of back-tracking.
- Anti-Reflux valves
- Eliminate the risk of access-associated needle-stick injuries
- Reduces risk of cannula displacement
- New freely rotating male luer-lock collar
PUR flexible extension line with latex-free Bionector and clamp.
Single Octopus with Bionector is ideal for administering bolus dose medication or when running a single infusion.
- Eliminate the risk of access-associated needle-stick injuries
- Reduces risk of cannula displacement
- Negates the need to use cannula injection port
- New freely rotating male luer-lock collar
Quin lumen PUR extension set with clamps, 4 anti-reflux valves and Bionectors attached to each lumen.
This product can be used when five infusions need to be given simultaneously and there is a risk of back-tracking.
- Anti-Reflux valves
- Eliminate the risk of access-associated needle-stick injuries
- Reduces risk of cannula displacement
- New freely rotating male luer-lock collar
When Bionector is in place you can infuse, inject, sample and change your IV tubing without opening the IV circuit to the atmosphere. Bionector’s protective membrane automatically opens the fluid pathway only when a male luer has been fully inserted. When you disconnect the male luer the protective membrane automatically seals the fluid pathway.
Safe, Simple and Economic
Bionector is safe, simple and economic to use and can provide a number of solutions:
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Downloads: Instructions for Use
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Vygon (UK) Ltd announces that Bionector can now be used for up to 360 accesses
Important Product Recall Notice
We can offer our customers a number of training methods for the range of Bionector needle-free access device products. This includes:
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