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Clik-FIX® Catheter Securement Devices

Help reduce complications with
Clik-FIX Securement Devices

Clik-FIX Catheter Securement Devices are designed to reduce the risk of pressure- and movement-related complications. Plus, using a catheter securement device follows INS and CDC standards and guidelines.

Patient in a hospital bed has the Clik-FIX securement device on his arm as he fistbumps a provider.

A mother's story: Clik-FIX Catheter Securement Devices

Mother of patient using Clik-FIX Catheter Securement Devices smiling off camera in a home setting.

Unstable catheters increase complication risks

More than 70% of admitted patients need peripheral IV catheters.1 Catheter securement is essential to help prevent movement-related IV complications.

 

Common catheter complications

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Vascular Access

Clik-FIX Catheter Securement Device product highlights

References

  1. Cooke M, et al. Not “just” an IV line: consumer perspectives on PIVC. PLoS ONE. 2018;13(2).