nPulse™ Extension Sets

Multiple Configurations for Clinical Use

Manufactured with the highest quality, nPulse Extension Sets with neutral needle-free connectors are available in several configurations. We offer various lengths and tubing diameters (microbore and macrobore) to meet diverse applications in a range of clinical settings. The nPulse Needle-Free Connector features neutral fluid displacement at both luer connection and disconnection.

nPulse™ Extension Sets
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Helps reduce reflux related occlusions1-5

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Lowest measured displacement and blood reflux of market leading valves5

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Swabable valve connector, detachable or bonded

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High pressure compatibility up to 325 psi available on certain sets

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Male luer connector can be fixed or set with a rotating pull-back collar

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Clear materials for ease of visualization

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High flow rate and easy flushing valve


ORDERING INFORMATION

MODEL NUMBER

DESCRIPTION / QUANTITY

K100-002

 

High Pressure Extension Set, Neutral Needle-free Connector, Spin Male Luer Lock

Approximate Length: 6.0" / 15.0cm

Approximate Priming Volume: 0.3 mL

Rated for use with low pressure power injectors up to 325 psi.

Case Quantity: 100

 

K100-003

 

Macro-bore Extension Set, Neutral Needle-free Connector, Spin Male Luer Lock

Approximate Length: 6.0" / 15.0cm

Approximate Priming Volume: 0.7 mL

Case Quantity: 100

 

K100-004

 

Macro-bore Extension Set, Bonded Neutral Needle-free Connector, Spin Male Luer Lock

Approximate Length: 6.0" / 15.0cm

Approximate Priming Volume: 0.7 mL

Case Quantity: 100

 

K100-005

 

Bifurcated Extension Set, 2 Neutral Needle-free Connectors, Spin Male Luer Lock

Approximate Length: 7.0" / 18.0cm

Approximate Priming Volume: 0.65 mL

Case Quantity: 100

 

K100-006

 

Micro-bore Extension Set, Neutral Needle-free Connector, Spin Male Luer Lock

Approximate Length: 15.0" / 38.0cm

Approximate Priming Volume: 0.4 mL

Case Quantity: 100

 

Additional configurations for nPulse Extension Sets are available upon consultation.

REFERENCES
  1. Jarvis W., MD. Choosing the Best Design for Intravenous Needleless Connectors to Prevent Bloodstream Infections. Infection Control Today, August 2010
    https://www.infectioncontroltoday.com/infusion-vascular-access/choosing-best-design-intravenous-needleless-connectors-prevent-bloodstream
  2. Ryder M, RN, PhD. Bacterial transfer through needlefree connectors: Comparison of nine different devices. Poster presented at the Annual Society for Healthcare Epidemiology of America (SHEA) conference 2007, Abstract 412.
  3. Guideline for the Prevention of Intravascular Catheter-Related Bloodstream Infections, 2011 (http://www.cdc.gov/hicpac/pdf/guidelines/bsi- guidelines-2011.pdf).
  4. FDA Medical Device Safety Alert, July 28, 2010: Letter to Infection Control Practitioners Regarding Positive Displacement Needleless Connectors
  5. Data on file at NP Medical. Competitive Product Assessment, January 2012.
  6. Rx Only. For safe and proper use of this device, refer to the directions for use.