Icu Medical Cleo Infusion Set

The ICU Medical Cleo Infusion Set is engineered for those requiring precise insulin delivery in their diabetes management routine. With a 6 mm inserter/retractor needle and a patient-friendly design, this infusion set offers convenience and safety for users. The retractable mechanism reduces the risk of needle-stick injuries, making it an ideal choice for beginners and experienced users alike.

Featuring a 25-inch tubing, the Cleo Infusion Set provides flexibility and ease of movement without compromising on effectiveness. Its compact size ensures portability, making it suitable for both home use and while on the go. Each box contains 10 infusion sets, ensuring that you always have a backup set available when needed.

• Retractable needle for easy and safe insertion, minimizing the risk of needle-stick injuries.
• Adhesive design ensures a secure fit on the skin, providing comfort and reduced discomfort during movement.
• Compact design simplifies insulin delivery, whether the person is at home or traveling.
• Clear viewing window allows for visual inspection of the insertion site, enhancing the user's confidence in the correct placement.

• The ICU Medical Cleo Infusion Set is primarily used for subcutaneous insulin delivery for individuals managing their diabetes. It is designed for ease of use with a retractable inserter, making it suitable for self-administration or usage by healthcare professionals.

1. How often should the Cleo Infusion Set be changed?
It is recommended to change the Cleo Infusion Set every 48 to 72 hours, or as directed by a healthcare professional, to ensure optimal insulin absorption and prevent site infections.

2. Can the Cleo Infusion Set be used with all insulin pumps?
The Cleo Infusion Set is compatible with most leading insulin pump brands, but it’s important to confirm compatibility with your specific pump model.

3. What is the benefit of the retractable needle?
The retractable needle on the Cleo Infusion Set provides a safer insertion process, reducing the chance of needle-stick injuries effectively.