BDPosiflush Xs 10ml Normal Saline Flush Syringe Complete Sterile Syringe and Pathway 30/Bx

Why Choose the BD PosiFlush XS Normal Saline Flush Syringe

The BD PosiFlush XS Normal Saline Flush Syringe is designed for professional healthcare use where a sterile saline flush is required for compatible vascular access devices. Its prefilled 10 mL syringe format helps reduce preparation time, supports consistent flushing routines, and provides a complete sterile syringe and pathway for organized IV care in hospitals, clinics, long-term care, and professional care settings.

Key Features

✔ Prefilled normal saline flush syringe

✔ 10 mL syringe size

✔ Complete sterile syringe and pathway

✔ 30 syringes per box

✔ Sterile single-use format

✔ Designed for compatible IV access device flushing

✔ Helps reduce manual preparation steps

✔ Supports vascular access maintenance routines

✔ Suitable for professional healthcare use

Benefits

✔ Supports prescribed IV flushing routines

✔ Prefilled format helps improve workflow efficiency

✔ 10 mL size is practical for common flushing needs

✔ Complete sterile syringe and pathway helps support clean handling

✔ Helps reduce handling compared with manually drawn flush syringes

✔ 30-count box supports clinical supply stocking

✔ Trusted BD brand for vascular access and flush supplies

Usage/Application

Ideal for flushing compatible IV access devices, saline lock maintenance, vascular access care, infusion settings, hospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities, assisted living medical care, and professional healthcare environments where normal saline flush syringes are required. Use the prefilled saline flush syringe as directed by a healthcare professional to flush compatible vascular access devices, following the product labelling and appropriate aseptic technique. Confirm that it is compatible with the access device, prime it to remove air, and inspect the syringe and solution before use, not using it if it is damaged or the solution is not clear. Vascular access maintenance requires clinical training, so it should be performed by qualified healthcare professionals as part of the care plan. Use it once for a single patient, do not reuse or refill it, dispose of it according to protocol, and follow the care team's guidance.