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      Dosifix-IV Administration Sets
      Dosifix-IV Administration Sets

      Dosifix® Inline
      IV administration set with dosing container. For gravity use.

      In gravity infusion, Dosifix® Inline allows a precise dosage of solution which is given to the patient. This functionality is particularly important for neonatal, pediatric and geriatric care. Dosifix® Inline is also used for an intermittent infusion of medication in its correct dilution in a closed system with the ability to flush the IV line after each application for mono and multiple therapy without the need to re-spike.

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