Hospitals using the BD MaxPlus™ needle-free connector had lower unadjusted central line-associated bloodstream infection (CLABSI) rates, as well as lower standardised infection ratios, compared to hospitals not using the MaxPlus technology.*2
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BD MaxPlus™ extension sets
Choose the only needle-free connector with an FDA-cleared label statement demonstrating a reduction in CLABSI¹
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Solid sealed surface
The solid sealed surface withstands 7 days/200 activations.
Clear housing
The clear design shows the complete fluid pathway, enabling optimal visibility when flushing.
No interstitial space
Zero interstitial space between the components limits opportunities for microbial ingress.
Zero-reflux action
Zero-reflux feature upon disconnection can help reduce catheter occlusions and costly restarts.
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* 2013 CMS hospital compare data from 3,074 hospitals, accounting for nearly 11,000 CLABSIs associated with nearly 10 million catheter days
References
- Data on File: REF-3786 - PS100009 and PS100010 / 510(k) Number: K051939 and K072542 (6 Aug 2014)
- Tabak YP, Johannes RS, Sun X, Crosby CT, Jarvis WR. Innovative use of existing public and private data sources for postmarket surveillance of central line-associated bloodstream infections associated with intravenous needleless connectors. J Infus Nurs. 2016;39(5):328-335.
BD-39472 (08/2021)
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