Wearable IV Practice Kit

Very helpful with aiding in practice with phlebotomy.

Haven't use, but looks of good quality.

I wasn’t sure how well these would work considering the price, but I was pleasantly surprised. I work in a Sim lab and I use them for a big ER SIM we had and they worked perfect. I have some more expensive ones that were bought from a Med company and I found that this was by far easier to use and actually worked better than the more expensive ones. I have from a medical supply company. Highly recommend.

Ultimately I returned but felt like it was good quality and good value for money.As a nurse that doesn’t always get to practice IV sticks I got this for practice but it’s not as same as the real deal. But somewhat helpful to get the feel of how to hold the IV catheter and what angle to go into.Ease of usePretty easy to use and easy to add dye into the bag to imitate “blood”.Performance wise it provides everything needed for practice except IV needles!

The pad began leaking after 5 uses. The bag and the pad itself. We were having actors wear this so students could stick the pad on them rather using a detached iv arm to try to promote realism. However the connection from tubing to bag began leaking and got worse and the actor got soaked.

I knew there wouldn't be any pressure but it's just too tedious to use and not human tissue like. But not bad for the price

I wish it came with needles but I already had some to practice with so make sure you order them separate lol really helped with my technique on doing near someone’s actual arm, the plastic arm is all good but when you’re able to wrap it around someone’s arm, I feel like it helps with technique

The IV start kit has been fantastic for my nursing school practice. It includes everything I need, and the quality of the components is great. I’ve had no complaints and find it to be a reliable and essential tool. Highly recommended for any nursing student!