Angiocath Heparin Lock

As you know, angiocath is a device that is used for continuous and long-term injections into the patient’s vein. It also prevents the flow of injected fluid back. A vein or a vein in the circulatory system of the body is a vessel that returns blood from the organs to the heart. When using angiocath with another device called zero band, you need it. Heparin lock or heparin lock is a medical device that can be used for intermittent intravenous injections. This device has a cap in the form of a plastic diaphragm and is used when using angiocath or intravenous catheters and plays an important role. By keeping the vein path open, the zero band makes it possible for you to perform the injection process repeatedly and without pain. This device is more suitable for people who need frequent injections.