CLiP® Ported Safety I.V. Catheter, sterile, not made with natural rubber latex
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CLiP® Neo Safety I.V. Catheter, sterile, not made with natural rubber latex
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CLiP® Winged Safety I.V. Catheter, sterile, not made with natural rubber latex
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Frequently asked questions
What is an automatic safety IV catheter?
A peripheral IV catheter (cannula) in which a passive mechanism shields the needle tip as it is withdrawn after insertion, reducing needlestick-injury risk without asking the user to change technique. Greiner Bio-One's CLiP range applies this automatic protection across its ported, winged, and neonatal variants.
How do I choose an IV catheter gauge?
Remember that a higher gauge number means a smaller bore. Within the 14–24 G span of the CLiP range, large bores (14–18 G) suit rapid infusion and demanding flow, 20–22 G covers routine adult therapy, and 24 G — including CLiP Neo — targets neonates, children, and fragile veins. Length and catheter material then fine-tune the choice per site.
What is the difference between CLiP Ported, CLiP Winged, and CLiP Neo?
Ported adds an injection port on top for intermittent drug administration without re-accessing the line; Winged provides flexible wings for secure fixation and flat taping; Neo is scaled for the smallest patients and very thin veins. All variants share the automatic passive needle shield.
Which company supplies Greiner Bio-One vascular access products in Israel?
Hospitals and procurement teams in Israel source the CLiP and SWiTCH lines through Danyel Biotech, official Israeli distributor of Greiner Bio-One — local inventory, clinical-consumables know-how, and direct quotes included.

