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IV Pole Portable for Traveling
$25.00
IV Pole Portable for Traveling
Lefeke IV Pole Portable for Traveling, Adjustable IV Stand with Hooks, Medical IV Drip Infusion Bag Holder, IV Fluids Floor Stand (Black)
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IV Pole Portable for Traveling
Lefeke IV Pole Portable for Traveling, Adjustable IV Stand with Hooks, Medical IV Drip Infusion Bag Holder, IV Fluids Floor Stand (Black)
ćCompact And Portableć:This portable IV pole is adjustable from 30-75INCH (77-192CM) in height, with two retractable sections that can be folded for storage and portability. Equipped with four hooks, it allows multiple people to use it simultaneously.
ćHigh strength carbon steelć:The mobile IV stand collapsible for traveling is made of carbon steel material, light weight, high strength, easy to move and carry. The wide triangular base has a stable pull rod, which is not easy to tilt.
ćFour Infusion Hooksć:This Portable Infusion Stand comes with two sections of retractable rods that can be freely adjusted in height. There are also four foldable infusion metal hooks for IV or dialysis bags with a maximum weight of 25 lbs.
ćApplicable Scenarioć:The collapsible iv pole can be used as a nursing infusion stand or applied as an outdoor activity stand. The drip bag rack is suitable for application in hospitals, nursing homes and home care with many patients.
ćPortable And Beautifulć:This retractable portable iv pole is highly portable, easy to move and store, beautiful in appearance, and is an infusion aid.
Joseph Lamont –
I love how portable it is, it was able to fit inside my roller duffel bag which makes it easier to take on trips and not accidentally misplace. It is also very light which I appreciated.
Lindsey Faulkner –
The pole did not have any issues accommodating the mounting clamp that came with the Joey Kangaroo enteral feeding pump. I didn’t notice any damage to the pole after using the clamp, and had no issues with extending/collapsing the pole, so I do believe the pole is strong enough to accommodate a pump clamp.
Richard Kline –
As far as stability is concerned, I didn’t have any issue. For my use, I did not fully extend the pump. I also adjusted the legs so that they were spread out the most which gave it a lot of stability. I do like that the spread of the legs are adjustable so you can trade some stability to be able to fit in cramped spaces you might run into while traveling. I didn’t have any concerns of it tipping over but I usually pack a bungee cord so I can “tether” it to avoid it from getting accidentally knocked over.