IV & Vascular Access Supplies — Catheters, Lines & Infusion Sets
Healix provides healthcare facilities with a complete IV and vascular access supply chain covering peripheral IV catheters, central line supplies, infusion sets, IV bags, extension sets, needleless connectors, and blood collection products from BD, B.Braun, Baxter, ICU Medical, and Teleflex.
861 products available in IV Tubing
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Smith & Nephew
Smith & Nephew Blood Collection Tube 2 mL 100ct
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Cardinal Health
Cardinal Health IV Administration Set 80 in 50ct
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Hollister
Hollister IV Start Kit Standard 20ct
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Cardinal Health
Cardinal Health IV Administration Set 10 drops/mL 50ct
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Kimberly-Clark
Kimberly-Clark Syringe Luer Lock 1 mL 100ct
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Covidien
Covidien Huber Needle 20G x 1 in 20ct
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Medline
Medline Syringe Luer Lock 60 mL 100ct
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Convatec
Convatec Blood Collection Tube 6 mL 100ct
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Dynarex
Dynarex Syringe Luer Lock 60 mL 100ct
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Kimberly-Clark
Kimberly-Clark Butterfly Needle 23G x 3/4 in 100ct
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Covidien
Covidien Syringe Luer Lock 60 mL 100ct
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Ansell
Ansell Extension Set 6 in 50ct
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Medline
Medline IV Start Kit Standard 20ct
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McKesson
McKesson Huber Needle 22G x 1 in 20ct
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McKesson
McKesson Huber Needle 22G x 1 in 20ct
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Ansell
Ansell IV Start Kit Standard 20ct
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McKesson
McKesson Syringe Luer Lock 30 mL 100ct
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BD
BD Butterfly Needle 23G x 3/4 in 100ct
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Convatec
Convatec Huber Needle 19G x 3/4 in 20ct
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Cardinal Health
Cardinal Health Extension Set 8 in 50ct
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Halyard
Halyard IV Administration Set 60 in 50ct
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Medline
Medline Huber Needle 22G x 1 in 20ct
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McKesson
McKesson IV Catheter Safety 16G x 1.25 in 50ct
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Ansell
Ansell Blood Collection Tube 3 mL 100ct
Frequently Asked Questions — IV Tubing
What sizes of IV catheters are available?
Peripheral IV catheters range from 14G (large bore, trauma) to 26G (pediatric/fragile veins). The most common adult sizes are 18G and 20G. 22G is standard for pediatric patients. Gauge number increases as catheter size decreases.