Drip Stand

Drip Stand – Adjustable & Sturdy IV Fluid Support Stand

A Drip Stand, also known as an IV stand, is a durable, height-adjustable medical stand designed to hold intravenous (IV) fluid bags, blood transfusion bags, or infusion pumps securely. It is an essential piece of medical equipment used in hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and home healthcare settings to ensure the continuous and steady flow of fluids to patients receiving IV therapy.

Constructed from high-quality stainless steel or aluminum, the drip stand is designed for stability, durability, and ease of movement. It typically features multiple hooks to accommodate more than one IV bag at a time and comes with a sturdy base with caster wheels for smooth mobility.

Key Features

✔ Height-Adjustable Design – Allows easy customization to suit different patient needs.
✔ Multiple Hooks for IV Bags – Can hold one or more IV fluid or blood transfusion bags simultaneously.
✔ Sturdy & Stable Construction – Made of stainless steel or aluminum for durability and rust resistance.
✔ Smooth Mobility – Equipped with caster wheels for easy movement around patient areas.
✔ Easy to Clean & Maintain – Ensures a hygienic environment in medical settings.
✔ Lightweight & Portable – Designed for easy transport and repositioning.

Types of Drip Stands

1. Fixed Drip Stand – A stable stand with a set height, commonly used in hospitals.
2. Adjustable Drip Stand – Features a telescopic pole for height adjustment.
3. Mobile Drip Stand – Equipped with wheels for easy movement between patient beds.
4. Foldable Drip Stand – Designed for portability and easy storage, ideal for home healthcare use.

How to Use

1. Adjust the Height – Set the stand to the desired level for proper fluid flow.
2. Hang the IV Bag – Attach the IV fluid bag or blood transfusion bag to the hooks.
3. Secure the Tubing – Ensure the IV tubing is properly connected to the patient.
4. Position Near the Patient – Place the stand beside the hospital bed or chair for easy access.
5. Move as Needed – If using a mobile drip stand, gently push it using the handle or pole.

Applications

• Hospitals & Clinics – Essential for IV therapy and blood transfusions.
• Home Healthcare – Supports long-term IV treatment for patients at home.
• Emergency & Intensive Care Units (ICU) – Used in critical care settings for continuous fluid administration.
• Nursing Homes & Elderly Care – Assists in hydration and medication administration for elderly patients.