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  Cannula is a thin tube. This is a tube that doctors insert into a patient's body cavity, such as their nose, or into a vein. Doctors use them to administer medicine, drain fluid and provide oxygen. You can use intravenous IV (IV) or nasal cannulas at home and in the hospital. This article will explain what cannulas look like and the differences between nasal and IV Cannula . This article will also describe how to insert them and the risks involved. What is a cannula? A cannula (pronounced "CAN-you'la") is a thin tube doctors insert into a vein. Common uses for IV cannulas are: ●       Blood transfusions and blood draws ●       Administration of medication ●       providing fluids IV cannula types There are many types of IV cannulas. These include: Peripheral IV cannula In the event of an emergency, surgery or radiological image, medical professionals may use peripheral IV canulas. ...

  We are always changing to keep up with the changes in the world. It is an encouraging feature that allows us to improve our lives. Technology has made a profound impact on our lives and our minds. The use of a  Safety IV Cannula  has significantly improved the efficiency and convenience of intravenous therapy. What is Safety IV Cannula? Safety IV Cannula is used to provide intravenous/intravascular access for short-term peripheral cannulation and infusion of medication. The trained personnel of medical facilities can use Safety I V Cannula.  Safety I V Cannula  has a safety device SAFETY SIP CLIP that encapsulates the tip when the introducer needle is removed from the Catheter. Post Cannulation prevents accidental needle stick injuries provided that safe and effective working practices are followed and precautions are taken during disposal. SIP: Sharps Injury Protection. It is very important to ensure that the product is good in quality. Intravenous Cannulatio...