Butterfly systems designed for safety and ease of use. (A) A safety shield slides down over the ...

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Butterfly systems designed for safety and ease of use. (A) A safety shield slides down over the needle after use. (B) A button is pressed to retract the needle while it is still in the vein. (C) Butterfly needle pre-connected to holder to prevent accidental disconnections.

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