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Old Jul 05, 2007, 07:58 AM
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When the INS standards went live, we trialed and implemented the use of StatLock devices for both central and peripheral IVs. The staff really likes them, but the purchasing dept. is still groaning about the price and wants other products reviewed. Has anyone found something equal to the Bard product? Or can you recommend something that works as well or better?

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Old Jul 09, 2007, 10:21 AM
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When the INS standards went live, we trialed and implemented the use of StatLock devices for both central and peripheral IVs. The staff really likes them, but the purchasing dept. is still groaning about the price and wants other products reviewed. Has anyone found something equal to the Bard product? Or can you recommend something that works as well or better?
Kathy76,

You may want to try the WingGaurd by Tristate Medical... It is approx 1/2 the price and works well...
DD

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