Veinlite LEDX, transilluminator for vein visualisation

Veinlite LEDX rests on the skin and lights it from the side, from a ring of LEDs facing the centre: the light enters beneath the surface evenly, with no shadows, and the veins stand out dark against the surrounding tissue. It is used to map varicose veins before and during sclerotherapy and to find the vein for blood sampling and difficult venous access, in adults and children.

The LEDs are of two colours, each with its own button: the 24 orange ones show superficial veins and capillaries, the 8 red ones reach deeper veins and pass through dark skin better; they can also be switched on together. The ring has a 17 mm opening: you stretch the skin, anchor the vein and the needle goes in through the opening.

The device always works inside a single-use plastic cover, to be changed for each patient; the pack contains 50. The rechargeable battery lasts 130 to 160 minutes of continuous use and an indicator warns when it is nearly flat.

Features

• Side transillumination, without shadows
• 32 LEDs: 24 orange for superficial veins, 8 red for deep veins and dark skin
• Two buttons, one colour each, usable together
• 17 mm C-shaped opening for needle access
• Low battery indicator
• Non-sterile single-use covers

Technical data

• Illuminated field ø 31 mm
• Dimensions 102 × 65 × 24 mm, weight 83 g with battery
• Rechargeable lithium battery 3.7 V, 1,000 mAh, 130–160 minutes of use
• Codes RDM 503267, CND Z120499

Included

• Veinlite LEDX
• Charging system
• 50 single-use plastic covers

Warnings

• For external examination only; always with the single-use cover, changed for each patient
• Do not look into the lit LEDs and do not point them at the eyes
• Do not autoclave and do not immerse in liquids
• Recharge only with the original charger