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Overview

BD provides a range of extension sets in small bore and standard bore tubing sizes with varying priming volumes depending on the tubing size and length.

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Features and Benefits

Size

The tubing size impacts priming volume and fluid flow:

  • Microbore (<2 mm) is recommended for low volume infusions; usually preferred in Paediatrics.¹,²
  • Macrobore (>2 mm) can deliver large volume infusions in a short time,³ usually preferred in the Emergency Department and adult care areas.

Material

To prevent medication interactions and mitigate risks of exposure to DEHP (diethylhexyl phthalate)*, we offer polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and non-PVC tubing options, including:

  • PVC (non-DEHP)
  • PU (polyurethane)
  • PE (polyethylene)
  • Low sorbing PE lined (PE/PVC)
  • TPE (thermoplastic elastomers)

Length

Short Extension sets are designed to provide a closed extension from the Peripheral Intravenous Catheter (PIVC) hub to:

  • Help minimize catheter movement during access, reducing the risk of complications.²,
  • Offer added length, access ports, or configuration flexibility to tailor infusions to individual patient needs.¹,²

Length

Long Extension sets are designed to:

  • Connect multiple syringe pumps delivering different medications to a single patient, allowing pumps to be positioned away from the bedside.
  • Extend the reach and functionality of primary administration sets by adding length and additional access points.¹
  • Ideal for scenarios such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) procedures or isolation protocols—enabling continuous medication delivery while keeping clinicians and equipment outside the patient room.
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Please note, not all products, services or features of products and services may be available in your local area. Please check with your local BD representative.

*DEHP is not part of the material formulation in most of the configurations, unless the contrary is indicated.

  1. Nickel B., Gorski L., Kleidon T., et al. Infusion Nurses Society. (2024). Infusion therapy standards of practice (9th ed.). Journal of Infusion Nursing, 47(1S), S1–S252. https://www.ins1.org/publications/infusion-therapy-standards-of-practice/
  2. Doyle GR, McCutcheon JA. Clinical Procedures for Safer Patient Care. BCcampus; 2015.
  3. Studer, N., Miramontes, D. A., Winckler, C. J., et al. (2020, December 8). Rapid infusion techniques for prehospital whole blood transfusions. Journal of Emergency Medical Services. Accessed via https://www.jems.com/patient-care/cardiac-resuscitation/rapid-infusion-techniques-for-prehospital-whole-blood-transfusions/ on August 28, 2025.
  4. Hartmann, R. (2017, September 12). The Long and Short of Needleless IV Extension Sets. CanadiEM. Accessed via https://canadiem.org/needleless-iv-extension-sets on August 28, 2025.
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Size

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The tubing size impacts priming volume and fluid flow:

  • Microbore (<2 mm) is recommended for low volume infusions; usually preferred in Paediatrics.¹,²
  • Macrobore (>2 mm) can deliver large volume infusions in a short time,³ usually preferred in the Emergency Department and adult care areas.
,

Material

,

To prevent medication interactions and mitigate risks of exposure to DEHP (diethylhexyl phthalate)*, we offer polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and non-PVC tubing options, including:

  • PVC (non-DEHP)
  • PU (polyurethane)
  • PE (polyethylene)
  • Low sorbing PE lined (PE/PVC)
  • TPE (thermoplastic elastomers)
,

Length

,

Short Extension sets are designed to provide a closed extension from the Peripheral Intravenous Catheter (PIVC) hub to:

  • Help minimize catheter movement during access, reducing the risk of complications.²,
  • Offer added length, access ports, or configuration flexibility to tailor infusions to individual patient needs.¹,²
,

Length

,

Long Extension sets are designed to:

  • Connect multiple syringe pumps delivering different medications to a single patient, allowing pumps to be positioned away from the bedside.
  • Extend the reach and functionality of primary administration sets by adding length and additional access points.¹
  • Ideal for scenarios such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) procedures or isolation protocols—enabling continuous medication delivery while keeping clinicians and equipment outside the patient room.
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Extend your reach with various options