Needle, Decompression Indicator Kit,

Description

Needle Decompression Indicator Kit (NIK) combines the MedSource Labs Decompression Needle and the Capnospot from Pneumeric into one convenient package for the treatment of tension pneumothorax. The MedSource Labs Decompression Needle is a deep-reaching catheter designed to release pressure in the pleural cavity. The Capnospot is a one-of-a-kind visual indicator that provides confirmation of successful decompression. The Capnospot attaches to the Decompression Needle with a standard luer fitting.

Features:
• Packaged Size: 7″ x 3” metalized pouch with clear front
• Total combined package weight: 26g or 0.9oz
• Single Use Only
• Not made with natural rubber latex
• Not made with DEHP
• Buy American Act (BAA) Compliant

Decompression Needle:
• Needle Size: 14, 12 and 10 Gauge x 3.25 inch
• Unit Weight: ~0.11g
• Twist off cap
• EO Sterilization
• PTFE Catheter material

Hard Shell Case – Rugged case protects user from accidental needlestick and ensures sterility of the device prior to use
Twist Open – Twisting motion designed to open case easily for quick access
Triple-Facet, Back Cut, Beveled Needle – Aids in reducing trauma at insertion site
Rigid PTFE Catheter Material – Strong catheter to withstand force of entry and maintain passage for relieving tension pneumothorax
Color Coded Catheter Hub – Consistent size confirmation
Contoured Grip – Supports steady grip and hold during emergency procedure

Capnospot:
• Unit weight: 10g or 0.35oz
• Colorimetric paper: Turns from blue to yellow with successful decompression
• Male luer lock ISO 80369 compliant
Objective Visual Confirmation – Indicates visually if decompression was successful or not within seconds, allowing immediate adjustment of the catheter
Color-Coded Confirmation – Blue prior to decompression; Yellow confirms CO2. As pneumothorax gas flows through the needle and Capnospot® device, dark blue colorimetric paper turns bright yellow when it comes into contact with CO2.
Simple Attachment –  Standard luer lock fitting
Visibility – Functions in low-light environments