Sollution™ Fluid Collection Device

Designed to support the safe disposal of medical waste during an interventional or surgical procedure.

Key Features & Clinical Benefits

Designed in collaboration with cardiologists to solve the most common challenges in radial hemostasis.

Safely Stores Waste Fluid

An absorbent pad within the bowl ensure excess fluid is safely captured.

Helps to Reduce Contamination

The covered entry helps to prevent splash back and any potential cross contamination supporting good infection control practice.

Ergonomically Designed Lid.

Doubles as a base to provide added stability and once the procedure is over, it creates a lid to support safe disposal of fluids.

Product Overview

The Sollution Fluid Containment Device (FCD) combines a sturdy design with a 500ml fluid capacity and lid for protection and safe transportation.

Clinical Applications

  • Cardiology
  • General Surgery
  • Radiology

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Ordering Information

Product Code (Sterile)
K62/FCD

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