Description
The CADD Administration Set with Flow Stop builds free-flow protection into the set itself for CADD ambulatory pumps. Two configurations add an anti-siphon valve with a male Luer for add-on protection, and the third is a bag spike set for reservoir-based delivery.
- Flow Stop Protection – The integral flow stop guards against free flow whenever the set leaves the pump mechanism
- Anti-Siphon Valve Options – Two add-on configurations carry an anti-siphon valve with a male Luer for extra line security
- Low Priming Volumes – The valve configurations prime at 1.1 and 1.2 mL, keeping medication residual small
Flow Stop CADD Sets with Anti-Siphon and Bag Spike Options
Free flow is the failure mode ambulatory infusion cannot afford, because the patient is often unsupervised when it could happen. Flow stop sets answer by making the protection part of the disposable, so it is present on every therapy without a separate accessory step. The two anti-siphon configurations extend that logic, adding a valve that resists siphoning when the line hangs below the pump. Their priming volumes of 1.1 and 1.2 mL suit medications where residual volume matters. The bag spike configuration serves therapies drawn straight from a bag, with a 60 inch line and a 17 mL prime. All three configurations are built for the CADD pump family.
Features and Benefits
Free-Flow Protection
- Integral Flow Stop – Set-based flow stop protects against free flow during loading, removal, and wear
- Anti-Siphon Valve – Valve configurations resist siphoning in ambulatory positioning
Configuration Choice
- Add-On Valve Sets – Male Luer valve sets at 88 in and 94 in with priming volumes near 1 mL
- Bag Spike Set – A 60 in bag spike configuration with a 17 mL priming volume
Product Specifications
Set Details
- Brand: ICU Medical
- Product Line: CADD
- Product Type: Administration set with flow stop free-flow protection
Packaging and Options
- Quantity Per Pack: Valve sets 50 per case, bag spike set 12 per case, sold by the case
- Priming Volumes: 1.1 mL, 1.2 mL, and 17 mL by configuration
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Why Infusion Teams Choose CADD Flow Stop Sets
Safety that depends on a clinician remembering an accessory is safety that eventually gets skipped. Flow stop sets move the protection into the disposable itself. The anti-siphon options then cover the positioning risks that ambulatory wear creates.
- Protection on Every Therapy – The flow stop is integral to the set, so no setup step can leave it behind
- Anti-Siphon Coverage – Valve configurations address siphoning risk specific to ambulatory pump wear
- Residual-Conscious Design – Priming volumes near 1 mL on the valve sets keep costly medication in the patient, not the line
Frequently Asked Questions
What does flow stop mean?
Flow stop is an integral set-based device that helps prevent uncontrolled free flow when the set is removed from or not seated in the pump. It protects the patient during loading, removal, and everyday ambulatory wear.
What is the anti-siphon valve for?
The valve resists siphoning of medication when the pump sits above the patient or the line position changes during ambulatory wear. That positioning freedom is the point of ambulatory infusion.
How are the configurations packaged?
The two anti-siphon valve sets are supplied 50 per case, and the bag spike set is supplied 12 per case. All are sold by the case.
Which priming volume should I choose?
The valve sets prime at 1.1 and 1.2 mL for low-residual delivery, while the bag spike set primes at 17 mL for bag-based therapy. Lower priming volumes leave more of an expensive medication for the patient.
Which pumps do these sets serve?
They are administration sets for the CADD ambulatory infusion pump family. The configuration name states the set type and priming volume to order.
