A lancet magazine is disclosed which includes a housing and a plurality of lancets each of which is enclosed in a sterile chamber of the housing, wherein the chambers each have a puncturing opening which is closed with a foil, wherein the lancets include a sample receiving device for receiving body fluid and the chambers each include a further opening which is closed with a membrane that is permeable to gas and fluid and includes a lower side that faces the lancet and serves to receive body fluid from the sample receiving device and an upper side that serves to transfer body fluid to a test field arranged on the membrane.

A medical port has a housing forming an interior with a fluid inlet and a fluid channel extending from the fluid inlet. The housing also has an exterior wall forming at least one radial opening to the interior. In addition to the housing, the medical port also has a resilient valve element within the housing interior configured to control fluid flow through the inlet, and a biasing element movably couplable with the housing. The resilient valve element has a proximate body portion proximate to the radial opening when in the closed mode. The biasing element also has a constraining portion configured to cooperate with the radial opening to contact at least the proximate body portion of the valve element when in the closed mode. The biasing element constraining portion preferably is configured to normally resist radial outward movement of the proximate body portion when in the closed mode.

Provided herein is a skin preparation device having a container having a proximal end, a distal end, and a sidewall therebetween, defining an interior, a disinfecting solution received within the interior, and an applicator arranged at the distal end of the container, the applicator in fluid communication with the interior of the container.

An apparatus comprises a housing, a testing member rotatably mounted in the housing, a lancet protruding from an edge of the testing member and having a piercing end, and a cover configured to cover at least the piercing end of the lancet and to be displaced from the piercing end of the lancet during actuation of the testing member.

A medical port has a housing forming an interior with a fluid inlet and a fluid channel extending from the fluid inlet. The housing also has an exterior wall forming at least one radial opening to the interior. In addition to the housing, the medical port also has a resilient valve element within the housing interior configured to control fluid flow through the inlet, and a biasing element movably couplable with the housing. The resilient valve element has a proximate body portion proximate to the radial opening when in the closed mode. The biasing element also has a constraining portion configured to cooperate with the radial opening to contact at least the proximate body portion of the valve element when in the closed mode. The biasing element constraining portion preferably is configured to normally resist radial outward movement of the proximate body portion when in the closed mode.

Provided herein is an instrument delivery device including an instrument, a housing having a proximal end and a distal end and defining an inner volume configured to movably receive the instrument, a coupling device positioned at the distal end of the housing and including a lock configured to couple the housing to a proximal connector of the catheter assembly, and an advancement member configured to move relative to the housing to move the instrument between a first position and a second position. A scrubbing cap is engaged with the lock that includes a scrubbing insert, a housing having a connector portion configured to engage with the lock, a holder portion configured to retain the scrubbing insert therein, and a seal that seals the scrubbing insert within the holder portion. The scrubbing cap is engaged with the lock so as to be removable from the instrument delivery device.

Provided herein is a system including a container assembly having a cap and defining a reservoir, and a fluid access assembly having a housing defining an interior, a fluid access component, and a fluid connector component, the housing having a distal end and a proximal end, the fluid access component extending from the housing distal end into the interior of the housing, the fluid access component defining a lumen, the fluid connector component disposed on the distal end of the housing. A scrubbing cap is provided at or adjacent a distal end of the fluid access assembly, with the scrubbing cap having a scrubbing insert and a housing defining a cavity configured to retain the scrubbing insert therein.

Described herein are various systems, methods, apparatuses, and kits for phlebotomy. In certain embodiments, the phlebotomy kit or system includes a blood collection tube, a needle assembly, a holder for the blood collection tube, a bandage, a tourniquet, a wipe, and an absorbent pad. The disclosed systems, methods, apparatuses, and kits are useful for collecting a single small volume of blood, and collecting of a small volume of blood at remote non-hospital environments.

A blood drawing assembly for use with a CVC hub includes a collection hub with a plurality of ports for the acceptance of a plurality of syringes. A CVC hub is coupled to the collection hub and routed internally within the collection hub to a syringe attachment device. The syringe attachment device is selectively moved to align with one of a plurality of syringes for the flushing of the CVC and the withdrawing of the blood. The assembly is used in non-sterile environments and is configured to be disposable after use. Fluids may be exchanged or passed through the collection hub and the syringes from the patient's body.

A container configured to store tools used by a healthcare worker when performing a blood draw and collection procedure includes a tray and packaging. The tray includes a plurality of chambers sized to receive the tools used by the healthcare worker for the blood draw and collection procedure. The tools include at least one disposable disinfecting device for disinfecting portions of the tools and at least one tube for storing a blood sample. The packing, when in a closed or prior-to-use position, is over openings of the plurality of chambers of the tray, thereby securely containing the tools within the chambers of the tray. In an open or ready-for-use position, the packaging is separated from the openings of the plurality of chambers of the tray so that the healthcare worker can access the tools contained within the chambers while performing the blood draw and collection procedure.