Tamper-Evident IV Bag Port Seal, Blue
Details
Allied Pharmacy Products Steri-Tamp ST5112 IV Bag Port Seals are sterile, single-use blue seals designed to protect admixture ports against contamination, tampering, and accidental double dosing. Featuring a dual-layer design that provides and maintains a 100% sterile, tamper-evident barrier, each seal displays visible evidence of needle puncture or removal and leaves a printed “OPENED” warning that cannot be reapplied.
Material/Structure
- Patented dual-layer seal construction
- Foil outer layer provides visible evidence of needle puncture
- Underlying layer displays a printed “OPENED” warning after removal
- Designed to wrap around the IV bag admixture port and itself
- Single-use construction
- Color: Blue
- Sterile
Cleanroom Environment
- Sterile construction supports controlled handling of compounded intravenous preparations.
- Provides and maintains a 100% sterile barrier over the sealed IV bag admixture port.
- Tamper-evident design helps protect the port following medication addition.
- Manufacturer identifies Steri-Tamp seals as an appropriate solution for workflows supporting USP <797> and USP <800> compliance.
- Suitable for hospital pharmacies, compounding pharmacies, infusion centers, and home infusion providers.
Benefits
- Helps protect the IV bag admixture port against contamination and tampering.
- Helps prevent accidental double dosing by alerting staff that medication has already been added.
- Foil outer layer provides visible evidence of needle puncture.
- Printed “OPENED” warning provides clear evidence that the seal has been removed.
- Removed seal cannot be reapplied, supporting reliable tamper evidence.
- Blue color supports quick visual identification.
- 1,000-count roll supports efficient stocking and dispensing.
Applications
- Tamper-evident sealing of IV bag admixture ports
- Protection of compounded sterile preparations
- Medication preparation and dispensing workflows
- Hospital and compounding pharmacies
- Home infusion preparation
- Infusion centers and clinical pharmacy settings