Is SureSet compatible with all forms of PIV catheters?
SureSet is compatible with most catheters.
Is the SureSet Peripheral IV stabilization device appropriate for all patients with PIVs?
Almost. The SureSet stabilization device is contraindicated in patients with known allergies to adhesives or tapes.
Any special tips or instructions for fitting the SureSet PIV stabilization device onto the catheter?
Make sure that, if present, your push-off tab is facing straight up. The SureSet Device has a push-off tab slot that should engage with the tab once placed.
Is SureSet reusable?
No, SureSet is a single-use device.
Can the SureSet device be placed over insertion sites other than the hand?
Yes, SureSet can be used on various PIV insertion sites.
Is SureSet Latex free?
Yes, it is.
If I want to change the tubing, does the device need to be removed?
No, the tubing can be changed while the device is still in place.
Do I have to use a special skin prep with the SureSet stabilization device?
You do need to extend your insertion site alcohol prep or chlorhexidine prep widely to both sides to cover the securement site. This is a necessary step to cleanse the skin before the SureSet device is placed.
Does SureSet have a version for children and infants?
Yes, we are planning on launching a pediatric and neonatal version of the device in the near future.
Do the device and catheter have to be removed together?
No. If desired, the SureSet device can be removed while the catheter is held in place.
