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PosiFlush BD Saline Flush Syringes IV Flush Solution Sodium Chloride 0.9% Injection
PosiFlush BD Saline Flush Syringes IV Flush Solution Sodium Chloride 0.9% Injection

BD Saline Flush Syringe (Sodium Chloride 0.9%) PosiFlush 10 mL, 30/box (Rx)

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$ 32.95
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SKU 306546
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BD 306546 Sodium Chloride 0.9% PosiFlush IV Flush Solution is designed for use in maintaining catheter patency by flushing IV catheters to prevent clotting and encourage flow. It is a sterile, isotonic solution for intravenous access. The solution contains 0.9% sodium chloride and helps prevent clotting and rid the catheter of particulate matter and bacterial contaminants. It is important to flush the catheter after any access or before changing any components, to prevent contamination and occlusion of the catheter lumen.

BD 306546 Sodium Chloride 0.9% PosiFlush IV Flush Solution is an essential intravenous flush for use in IV therapy. This solution flushes and cleans the lines and ports of IV systems for infants, adults and elderly patients before and after medication treatments. It helps eliminate bacteria and debris in the line and ensures proper infusion and yields a more accurate dosage of the medication. The solution is easily administered using a regulated flow and offers the merit of minimizing exposure of germs and organisms to the patient's bloodstream. It is suitable for use in all health care settings and offers superior reliability to maximize efficacy.

BD 306546 PosiFlush IV Flush Solution Sodium Chloride, Preservative Free 0.9% Injection Prefilled Syringe 10 mL, 30/box

Manufacturer # 306546
Brand BD PosiFlush™
Manufacturer Becton Dickinson
Application IV Flush Solution
Container Type Prefilled Syringe
Dosage Form Injection
Generic Drug Name Sodium Chloride, Preservative Free


Storage Requirements USP Controlled Room Temperature
Strength 0.9%
Type Intravenous


Volume 10 mL
BD Saline Flush Syringe (Sodium Chloride 0.9%) PosiFlush 10 mL, 30/box (Rx)
BD Saline Flush Syringe (Sodium Chloride 0.9%) PosiFlush 10 mL, 30/box (Rx)
$ 32.95 $ 23.99
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FAQs About IV Flush Syringes
  • What is an IV Flush Syringe Used For?

    An IV flush syringe is used to clear and maintain IV catheters, flush out medication residue, ensure IV patency, and reduce the risk of infection or clot formation during and after infusions. Most commonly, they are filled with 0.9% normal saline solution and designed for use with IV lines, PICC lines, and central venous catheters.

  • What Size Syringe to Flush IV? What is the Minimum Size Syringe to Flush an IV?

    10 mL syringes are recommended as the standard and minimum size to flush most peripheral and central IV catheters, including PICC lines. The larger barrel ensures lower pressure, reducing the risk of catheter damage or rupture.

  • Which Syringe is Used for Flushing?

    Pre-filled 10 mL sterile saline flush syringes are standard in most hospitals and clinics. Some protocols use 3 mL or 5 mL for small IVs or pediatric use, but 10 mL is safest and best practice.

  • What is a Normal Saline Flush 0.9 Injection Syringe?

    A normal saline flush syringe is a sterile, prefilled syringe containing 0.9% sodium chloride solution (normal saline) used to flush IV lines, keep them open, and prevent occlusion or infection.

  • Why is Heparin No Longer Used to Flush IV Locks?

    Due to concerns about heparin-induced side effects, allergies, and the effectiveness of saline flushes alone, most institutions use saline-only flushes. Heparin flushes are now reserved for specific indications (e.g., certain central lines or long-term ports).

  • How to Properly Flush an IV?

    Clean the IV port with an alcohol swab for 15-30 seconds. Attach the saline flush syringe to the port. Gently inject 2-5 mL saline (depending on protocol and catheter type) using a push-pause (pulse) technique. Observe for resistance, swelling, or burning. Remove the syringe and ensure the IV site stays clean and intact.

  • What is a PosiFlush Syringe Used For?

    BD PosiFlush™ syringes are prefilled, sterile saline syringes with a unique design to minimize contamination and medication errors. They’re used for safe and convenient IV or PICC line flushing.

  • How Many mL for Saline Flush?

    2–5 mL for peripheral IVs; 5–10 mL for central lines and PICC lines. Always refer to your facility’s protocol.

  • Why Does My IV Burn When I Flush?

    Burning may indicate: Vein irritation or infiltration Phlebitis or infection Flushing too rapidly Notify your nurse or provider immediately if burning occurs.

  • How Fast Do You Flush an IV?

    Flush slowly using the push-pause method (pulse flush): Peripheral IV: over 5–10 seconds for 3–5 mL Central/PICC: over 10–30 seconds for 10 mL

  • Is Heparin Flush the Same as Saline Flush?

    No. Heparin flush contains a low dose of heparin (anticoagulant), while saline flush is just 0.9% sodium chloride. Saline flushes are now the standard in most settings.

  • What are the Risks of a Saline Flush?

    Rarely: Infection if not performed with strict sterile technique, air embolism, vein irritation, infiltration if the IV isn’t in the vein. Proper use and technique make saline flushes extremely safe.

  • What is an IV Flush Made Of?

    0.9% sodium chloride (normal saline) in a prefilled, sterile syringe.

  • How to Use a Normal Saline Flush?

    Wipe the IV port, attach syringe, flush with push-pause method, then discard the used syringe in a sharps container.

  • Do You Always Get Blood Return When Flushing an IV?

    Not always. Lack of blood return can happen with small-gauge catheters or PICC lines, but IV patency can still be confirmed by easy saline flush.

  • How Much to Flush a PICC Line With?

    5–10 mL of 0.9% saline per flush is standard for PICC and central lines.

  • Why Is It Important to Flush an IV?

    Prevents clot formation, blockage, and infection Ensures the line is patent and ready for medication or fluid administration

  • How Long Are Saline Flushes Good For?

    Prefilled saline flush syringes are sterile and single-use only. Check expiration date and do not use if past date or compromised.

  • Can You Run Normal Saline With Heparin?

    Yes, but rarely needed. Most protocols use saline only except for special patients/central lines.

  • Are Normal Saline Flushes Sterile?

    Yes, all prefilled saline flush syringes are sterile and single-use to prevent infection.

  • What is the IV Flush Strategy?

    Flush before and after medications, after blood draws, and every 8–12 hours (per facility policy) to keep lines patent.

  • What to Do if IV Won’t Flush?

    Stop immediately, assess for blockage or infiltration, and try troubleshooting steps (reposition, flush again). If resistance persists, start a new IV.

  • How to Administer PosiFlush?

    PosiFlush works like any prefilled flush: attach, flush with push-pause, detach, and dispose.

  • What Happens if You Flush an IV Too Fast?

    Fast flushing can cause discomfort, vein irritation, or even damage to the IV catheter—always flush slowly and gently.

  • Why Choose Our IV Flush Syringes?

    Sterile, medical-grade prefilled 10 mL (and other sizes) syringes 0.9% sodium chloride or heparin-free, in convenient packaging Latex-free, DEHP-free, and compatible with all IV lines and ports Trusted by hospitals, clinics, and home infusion care teams worldwide Cost-effective, easy-to-use, and time-saving for caregivers and clinicians

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