Biovystar / Vystar ramp of stopcocks is an add-on device for intravenous catheters comprising: a body molded in a lipid-resistant raw material (polycarbonate) and transparent to detect air bubbles to facilitate the priming of the device. stopcocks in polyoxymethylene (POM), each stopcock having a different colour.
Vascular Access, Vygon
Vystar Manifold Llave de 3 Vias
Biovystar / Vystar ramp of stopcocks is an add-on device for intravenous catheters comprising: a body molded in a lipid-resistant raw material (polycarbonate) and transparent to detect air bubbles to facilitate the priming of the device. stopcocks in polyoxymethylene (POM), each stopcock having a different colour.
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