IV site management

IV dressings built to secure and protect

A complete family of transparent IV dressings that help clinicians secure catheters, monitor insertion sites, and reduce the risk of infection.
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A dressing for every line and every patient

From peripheral IVs to central lines, the portfolio pairs securement, visibility, and protection so care teams can choose the right dressing for each catheter and care setting.

  • Transparent film for continuous site monitoring
  • Integrated securement that helps reduce catheter movement
  • Breathable, waterproof barrier designed for extended wear

The science behind our IV dressings

Decades of vascular access research shape every dressing in the family. Choose from three categories, each designed for a different clinical need.

Antimicrobial protection

Dressings with an integrated chlorhexidine gluconate (CHG) gel pad help suppress skin flora regrowth at the insertion site, supporting infection prevention protocols.

Catheter securement

Combine reliable securement, site visibility, and breathability in one product, helping reduce dislodgement and the need for separate securement devices.

Bacterial and viral barrier

A sterile, waterproof transparent film keeps external contaminants out while letting clinicians see the site at a glance.

Industry guidelines

Our dressings are designed to help facilities meet leading clinical standards for vascular access care.

Infusion therapy standards

Professional infusion standards recommend CHG-impregnated dressings to reduce the risk of catheter-associated bloodstream infection.

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CDC recommendations

Federal guidance supports CHG dressings for short-term, non-tunneled central venous catheters in patients over two months old.

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Securement best practices

Engineered stabilization devices are recommended to reduce catheter motion and the risk of complications.

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