SAM Medical | SKU: MEDTAC1056

SAM IO Driver NEEDLES 2.5 oz

$89.00 USD

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FAQ Entry: Shipping & Delivery

Q: How quickly will my order ship?

We process and ship many of our products directly from our Florida facility. Roughly half of all orders leave our warehouse within 24–72 hours of purchase.

Some items, especially specialty or high-demand products, may require additional time and typically ship within 1–3 weeks. This depends on supplier restocking schedules and global supply chain conditions.

Q: Will I know if my order is delayed?

Yes. If an item is on backorder, we’ll notify you right away and provide an estimated shipping timeline. You’ll also receive updates by email as your order progresses.

Q: Why does shipping sometimes take longer?

We prioritize offering only authentic, vetted medical and tactical products. That sometimes means restocking from trusted suppliers rather than substituting lower-quality alternatives. We believe it’s better to be upfront with realistic timelines than to overpromise and underdeliver.

SAM IO Needles colors and depth indicators adhere to industry standards for ease of adoption, and the devices are designed as a stylet and catheter assembly secured by a snap-fit connection. The 15-gauge SAM IO Needles come in 15 mm, 25 mm, and 45 mm lengths to accommodate multiple application sites and a broad range of patient demographics.

SAM IO Needles utilize a 5-point grind which is intended to aid in insertion with the SAM IO Driver, or through manual insertion by hand. Needles are sold individually or in packs of five. Each sterile-packed SAM IO Needle includes a NeedleVISE® and Extension Tube. Driver, Stabilizer, and Adaptor options are sold separately.

The SAM IO is designed for effective IO placement in both adult and pediatric patients. NOTE: When determining the anatomical site and needle length for intraosseous access, patient age and physiology should be considered per protocol or standard, and on a case-by-case basis based on clinical judgement. Common insertion sites include: