What is heparin lacquer or zero angioket and what are its uses?

Heparin varnish is a medical device that has a cover in the form of a plastic diaphragm, which can be used for intermittent intravenous injections. It is often used for rapid intravenous access, long-term intravenous infusions, blood sampling, hemodialysis, and fluid therapy. Application of heparin lacquer Heparin varnish or zero angioket is mainly used as an injection route or port and has been widely approved by many medical professionals. With its help, liquids can be injected intermittently. In patients who need frequent injections, piercing the skin and entering the vein causes the skin to become scarred. With the design of this product, the vein is kept open in the injection path and the drug is injected painlessly. Today, this practical device is used as an efficient tool in the medical field and relieves pain and discomfort for the patient during injection. Attributes: 1- Can be used with catheters (redness and vein) 2- Ability to be pierced several times 3- High safety 4- Made of medical PVC materials 5- User and easy to use 6- Sterile and not using latex in its production 7- A device to keep the vein path open 8- Preventing wounding of the patient’s skin 9- Suitable for people who need a large number of injections Specifications and performance: In situations where the patient needs frequent injections, using venous catheters such as angioket and attaching heparin varnish to them prevents wounding and damage to the patient’s skin. By keeping the vein path open, this device makes it possible to perform the injection process repeatedly and without pain. In using this plastic device, the control site must be moved every 8 hours and the injection site every 3 days. If the airway is blocked by heparin varnish, a needle tip should be used.