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Vial Venting System
DP5201V Vial Venting
Chemo Pin
Code Description Qty
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Case
DP5201V Vial Venting Chemotherapy Pin 50/box, 4 boxes/case
Vial Venting System
A system designed to prevent aerosolization of chemotherapy and
other hazardous drugs into the atmosphere during reconstitution.
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Single Use Only.
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Latex-Free.
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Can be used for reconstituting chemotherapy drugs,
antibiotics, and other hazardous drugs.
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22 micron hydrophobic filter to safely remove any
aerosolized drugs.
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Safe, needleless system prevents needle sticks.
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Unique cannula is easy to insert.
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Facilitates rapid transfer of solution.
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Sterile, non-pyrogenic fluid path.
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Luer Lock connection insures secure, safe connection to syringe.
Preventing Aerosolization: Recommended Instructions For Use
1. Remove white screw
cap and set to side
for future use. Attach
syringe to luer lock
on CHEMOBLOC Vial
Venting Spike. With
vial in an upright
position, insert
chemo spike/springe
into vial in a downward
motion.
2. Invert vial and begin
to slowly withdraw
diluent. Bubbles of
sterile air can be seen
rising in diluent.
3. When syringe is
approximately 1/2 full,
eject any unwanted air
back into diluent vial.
Resume withdrawing
until desired volume
of diluent is in syringe.
5. Place vial, containing
powder chemo drug, in
an upright position on
a flat surface. Insert
syringe/spike in a
downward motion.
6. “Slowly” disperse
diluent into vial
containing drug
concentrate, while
maintaining a
downward motion.
7. Gently rotate vial, with
syringe/spike still
attached, to
properly mix drug.
(Refer to drug
manufacturer’
s
directions for more
specific information on
mixing individual
drugs.)
4. Invert vial again, so that
vial is in an upright
position. Remove the
spike/syringe from vial.
9. Carefully disconnect
syringe from spike/vial.
Carefully reattach
white screw cap to top
inlet of chemo spike.
10. Discard capped
CHEMOBLOC vial
venting spike into
proper hazardous
waste container.
11. Follow manufacturer’s
instructions
concerning
application of chemo
drugs.
8. Invert vial again (so that
it is now positioned
above syringe) and
“slowly” begin to
withdraw reconstituted
chemo drug.
Note: Injecting large
amounts of air while
holding vial above
syringe may wet the
hydrophobic filter and
hamper venting action.
0.22 Micron
Hydrophobic Filter
Female Luer Lock
Aerosolized Drug
Captured
Uncontaminated
Air Out
Uncontaminated
Air Out
Sterile Fluid
Pathway
Aerosol Pathway