Introducing DualCap® Disinfection & Protection System
DualCap® Disinfection & Protection System [In-Service]
Features & Benefits
Bringing Disinfection & Protection Together
The DualCap System not only provides built-in disinfection, but protection that comes from a secure connection
Both caps contain medical-grade sponges saturated with 70% isopropyl alcohol (IPA)
Both caps feature an easy-to-grasp, hold and twist tapered design that fits tightly and securely
Designed by infusion nurses, for nurses the Light Blue and Dark Blue DualCap® contain 70% isopropyl alcohol to disinfect and protect IV connectors between uses
Easy & Convenient
Durable IV Pole Strips™ are designed to withstand handling from the supply room to the bedside, supporting adherence and sterility efforts
Each cap is individually attached and sealed to help prevent accidental opening, disinfectant loss, or contamination
Provides Rapid and Ongoing Protection at both IV Catheter Access Points
In 30 seconds, the DualCap System™ disinfects the male luer connector and needle-free valve and provides a physical barrier to contamination for up to 7 days under normal conditions if not removed2
Integrates an Exclusive, Safety-Feature Design for Male Luer Connectors
The only cap for male luer connectors that blocks 70% IPA from entering the patient’s bloodstream with a sealing cone that prevents it from entering the fluid path3
Secures Tightly
Luer-tapered wall and full-threaded design ensure a secure fit on needle-free valves. Rod creates biasing force ensuring a tight seal against opening of the male luer connector.
Smooth and Easy to Handle
Smooth surfaces prevent caps from snagging and protect skin from irritation. Large grip surface enables easy handling and attachment to IV connectors.
What is the predominant source of intravascular catheter infections? Clin Infect Dis. 2011;52(2):211-212.
DualCap IV Pole Strips® Instructions for Use, 2016. Catheter Connections, Inc.
Avomeen Analytical Services. Testing Report prepared for Catheter Connections, October 2013.