Did you know that AccuVein now offers customized Protective Covers to make it easier to keep the device and stand clean between patients? These polypropylene barriers can be used with every patient to supplement your cleaning procedures and as standard of care in isolation settings. This added layer of protection covers both the device and hands-free stand without compromising the device’s crisp vein image. Learn more about AccuVein’s Protective Cover here.
These cleaning instructions apply to the AccuVein handheld vein illumination devices, charging cradles and hands-free accessories. There are additional cleaning materials that are approved for the AV500 that are noted below.
AccuVein recommends that devices be cleaned when required and as necessary to follow institutional cleaning protocols.
Please note that when cleaning the AccuVein device or any AccuVein accessories, the wipe used, (see approved wipes below), should be firmly squeezed to remove excess cleaning fluid. This helps to prevent the pooling of liquid in crevices and depressions, which can damage the plastic.
Hard Surfaces
Approved Cleaning Agents
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Use an approved cleaning agent on the plastic body of the AccuVein and on the other AccuVein accessory hard surfaces. The cleaning wipe or cloth should be damp but never wet enough to drip.Caution: Do not submerge any part of AccuVein Products in liquid. |
Harmful Cleaning Agents Include the Following – DO NOT USE
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These products have been tested and will damage the plastic parts on the equipment. |
Optical Surfaces
Approved Cleaning Agents
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The optical surfaces of the AccuVein are located on the bottom housing and include the laser exit window and the 2 photodiode lenses. |
Electrical Contacts
Approved Cleaning Agents
| Electrical contact cleaner | There are electrical contacts at the bottom of the AccuVein, in the charging cradle, and in the charging cup on the Powered Wheeled Stand. When necessary, use electrical contact cleaner on the electrical contacts. |