Now you have an alternative in the form of rapid, safe and precise
intraosseous access.

            When every second counts, delays in placing an IV line can be fatal.
Rapid administration of fluids to stabilize shock and quick access for life
saving medications are key factors for survival.

            AHA now recommends intraosseous infusion (I.O.) as the first alternative to IV in cardiac arrest patients. The use of intraosseous (I.O.) access should be established as soon as possible.

   
    - Safe; no direct contact with patient’s blood

    - Quick intravascular access established in < 1min

    -  Easy; short learning curve for caregivers

    - Minimal psychological “fear” of the I.O. instrument by caregivers as well

   as patients

    - Minimum pain

    - Minimal risks of complications

    - Disposable, automatic spring-loaded infusion device