Vein Finder Makes Drawing Blood Easier

The most important step in drawing blood is to locate the appropriate veins to puncture. For adult patients, the most common and first choice is the median cubital vein in the antecubital fossa. Commonly referred to as the antecubital or the AC it can be found in the crevice of the elbow between the median cephalic and the median basilic vein.

This is an extremely large vessel and if stuck properly can yield excellent blood results. Some health care settings may insert blood drawing peripheral intravenous catheters into this vessel for frequent blood draws.

What vein finder can do is to map the vein on the surface of the patients’ skin.

For median cubital vein, vein finder can always clearly show them. Vein finder can help especially for those who do not have much experience. Venipuncture is a skill that takes time and practice to master.

So with the help of vein finder, nurses and doctors can easily and quickly locate the vein. The patients will feel less discomfort and the medical staff will also feel more confident.

Easy to use – Anyone can master the vein finder cause it’s very simple to use.

Handy –  vein finder is handy and light weight, it can fit right into your hand.

Hand-held or hands-free use – When you need vein finder for a quick view, you can use it hand-held, but if you need it for procedure, it also come with support/stand which can free your both hands.

Non-contact – Because the device has been designed to be non-contact, the device may not need to be sterilized between uses.

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