Vygon - Ams-184-1 - Secondary Administration Set With Standard Bore Tubing 35", Universal Spike Drip Chamber 20ml

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Brand: Vygon
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Gender: Male
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Product Overview

The Vygon Ams-184-1 Secondary Administration Set is designed for efficient and safe secondary IV fluid delivery. It features standard bore tubing (35 inches in length) and a universal spike drip chamber (20 drops/mL) for precise flow control. The set includes a male Luer lock connector for secure attachment and a roller clamp for easy flow adjustment. With an approximate priming volume of 5.07 mL, this set ensures quick setup and minimal waste. The non-DEHP tubing and latex-free construction enhance patient safety, making it suitable for sensitive medical applications.

Key Features:
- Standard bore tubing (35 inches)
- Universal spike drip chamber (20 drops/mL)
- Male Luer lock connection
- Roller clamp for flow control
- Approximate priming volume: 5.07 mL
- Non-DEHP and latex-free materials

Specifications:
- Tubing Length: 35 inches
- Drip Chamber Capacity: 20 drops/mL
- Connection Type: Male Luer lock
- Priming Volume: ~5.07 mL
- Material: Non-DEHP, latex-free

Suggested Use:
This secondary administration set is ideal for delivering medications or fluids alongside a primary IV line in clinical settings. Ensure proper priming before use and adjust the roller clamp to achieve the desired flow rate. Suitable for hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare environments.

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  • 4
    We used this in a flower bed two years ago. It was easier to install compared to

    Posted by Tahoe in Home Depot on Dec 26th 2015

    We used this in a flower bed two years ago. It was easier to install compared to poly 1/4 tubing, and is lasting well. This bed gets full sun most of the day, and we get lots of snow in the winter. But we have high water pressure (around 90psi), and sometimes the emitters pop off or the connection to the main line comes off. Poly micro lines in other beds haven't had this problem. If you haven't dropped your drip line pressure to 25psi, don't use this. Use a poly line instead, which goes on easy enough if you heat the ends a little, using a heat gun for a few seconds, a hair dryer, or hot wate

  • 4
    Great for evaporative cooler. Much better than the hard plastic...

    Posted by Greatgloves in Home Depot on Dec 26th 2015

    Great for evaporative cooler. Much better than the hard plastic tubing that is recommended, and lasts at least twice as long if not longer. Have had it on my roof for 4 years and counting, and still like the day I installed it.