Clik-FIX
The first stick stays.
Clik-FIX devices stabilise the catheter at the skin so it moves less, using adhesive base pads, cushioning foam and catheter-specific locks, straps or channels. The Peripheral and All-in-One Epidural/PNB versions combine securement with a bordered transparent dressing; the PICC/Central version clicks a locking latch over the catheter wings. The range was developed by Starboard Medical and has been part of B. Braun since 2022. All devices are single use and changed at least every 7 days, or every 3 days for epidural and nerve block lines, or per facility protocol.
Key specifications
Why the Clik-FIX
One family, every line
Matched devices for peripheral IVs, PICCs, central and midline catheters, neonatal lines, Luer lock connections and tubing, and epidural or nerve block catheters.
Dressing and securement together
Clik-FIX Peripheral and the All-in-One Epidural/PNB device combine a bordered transparent dressing with securement, replacing separate tape, gauze and dressings.
A lock you can hear
On PICC/Central devices the latch folds over the catheter wings and clicks up to three times to fit the wing height. B. Braun states it withstands more than 17 lb of pull.
Soft where it sits
Foam base pads cushion under the hub or tubing to help reduce the risk of pressure injuries. The epidural/PNB and neonatal designs have no hard plastic parts.
Site stays visible
A horseshoe window on the Peripheral device and a cut-out on the epidural/PNB devices leave the insertion site in view for routine checks.
Where it is used
Inpatient wards, intensive care, vascular access teams, neonatal units, and anaesthesia, labour and acute pain services that use epidural or nerve block catheters.
In the box
Individually packed sterile, single-use devices, each with its components (for example, the Peripheral device comes with its transparent dressing, foam base pad, securement strap and extra foam tape strip). Supplied in boxes of 50, with 8 boxes (400 units) per case. Pack sizes and configurations are confirmed with the quotation.
Clearance & compliance
FDA Class I, 510(k) exempt (product code KMK, intravascular catheter securement device, 21 CFR 880.5210) · listed in FDA GUDID under B. Braun Medical Inc. · Rx only. Supplied subject to registration in each destination country (MOHAP, DoH, DHA, SFDA or the equivalent authority). Certificates, declarations of conformity, IFUs and registration documents are provided with every quotation. Specifications are indicative and subject to manufacturer change.
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Questions
Is Clik-FIX available in the UAE and the GCC?
KGG sources Clik-FIX securement devices on request for hospitals and clinics in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman, supplied subject to registration in each destination country. Availability is confirmed with each quotation.
How do I get a price?
Add it to your quote list or use Request a quote. We reply with pricing, lead time and the documents available for your country.
Which Clik-FIX device fits which catheter?
Peripheral (PCS-1011B) for most intravascular catheters with a Luer lock; PICC/Central (WCS-1000B, WCS-1003B) for winged PICCs, central and midline catheters; Neonatal (NPS-1006B) for winged neonatal lines; Universal (LLS-1021B, LLS-1024B) for Luer lock connections and tubing; ECS-1000B and ECS-2000B for 18–24 Ga epidural and nerve block catheters.
How often should the device be changed?
B. Braun's instructions say at least every 7 days, or per facility protocol; the epidural/PNB devices at least every 3 days. Alcohol, acetone or other liquids should not be applied directly to the device, as they can weaken it.
Is Clik-FIX the same as CliniFix?
No. Clik-FIX is the catheter securement range developed by Starboard Medical and now made by B. Braun. CliniFix is a different product from another company, so please quote the Clik-FIX product code when ordering.
Is Clik-FIX still supplied after B. Braun's acquisition?
Yes. B. Braun acquired the range from Starboard Medical in September 2022. The current B-suffixed codes are listed by B. Braun and shown in FDA GUDID as in commercial distribution.
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