Baxter ONE-LINK Needle-free IV Connector 0.08mL Each

Why Choose the Baxter ONE-LINK Needle-Free IV Connector – 0.08 mL – Each

The Baxter ONE-LINK Needle-Free IV Connector is designed to support closed needle-free access for compatible IV lines and infusion systems. The 0.08 mL priming volume makes it practical for low-volume connector applications, while the each format is suitable for individual replacement or single-unit supply needs — the same clinical connector, purchasable one at a time.

Key Features

✔ Baxter ONE-LINK IV connector

✔ Needle-free connector design

✔ 0.08 mL priming volume

✔ Sold individually / each

✔ Designed for compatible IV and infusion systems

✔ Supports vascular access connection points

✔ Practical for clinical and facility use

✔ Useful for medication administration workflows

✔ Designed for trained healthcare applications

Benefits

✔ Supports needle-free access to compatible IV systems

✔ Helps reduce needle exposure during connection tasks

✔ 0.08 mL volume supports low-volume connector applications

✔ Each format is practical for single-unit replacement needs

✔ Useful for hospitals, clinics, and infusion care settings

✔ Helps support organized IV therapy workflows

✔ Practical for trained healthcare staff managing vascular access systems

Usage/Application

Ideal for IV therapy, infusion lines, vascular access devices, medication administration, hospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities, and healthcare professionals who need an individual Baxter ONE-LINK needle-free IV connector. The each format serves the supply chain's smaller quantities: the home infusion setup running one line under a care team's management, the community or long-term care program whose connector consumption doesn't justify case stock, the replacement need between facility orders, and the trial unit evaluated against a protocol before the 200-count box takes over the rhythm — the connector itself identical at either count, so the purchasing tier is the only decision. Its clinical identity is unchanged: needle-free valve access removing needlestick exposure from infusion care's most repeated task while preserving the closed system that line infection-prevention runs on, the 0.08 mL priming volume sitting in the low-volume tier connector protocols consider, and every aspect of use belonging to trained healthcare practice — selection and placement per facility or care-program protocol and Baxter's documentation, scrub-the-hub disinfection before every access, flushing per line-maintenance procedure, and replacement on the schedule policy and labelling set, the discipline that holds whether the connector came from a box of 200 or a package of one. Handle the single unit with full sterile-stock respect: packaging inspected before opening, opened only at the point and time of use, compromised or expired units rejected without exception, and home-care storage per labelled conditions in the clean, dry place the care team designates. Compatibility with the specific lines and devices in use is confirmed per the documentation, home infusion questions route to the managing clinical team rather than the supply shelf — and the each listing simply keeps clinical-grade access supply available at the scale a single line needs.