AMSINO IV Admin Set, 10 Drops/mL, 105" Length, 21 mL Priming, Non-Vented, Roller Clamp, 2 AMSafe Needle-Free Y Sites, Rotating Male Luer Lock, Tyvek Form Fill Seal, 50/cs

• AMSINO
• Model: AC3110
• Drip factor: 15 drops/mL (not 10)
• Tubing length: 105 inches (≈ 266 cm)
• Approximate priming volume: 20–21 mL (the McKesson spec for the 105″, 10 drops/mL version is ~20 mL)
• Spike design: Non‑vented (commonly)
• Flow control: Roller clamp
• Y‑site configuration: 2 AMSafe® needle-free Y sites (for the 105″ 10 drops version)
• Connector: Rotating male luer lock

An IV administration set with 105″ tubing offers substantial length for flexibility in routing and connecting infusion bags to patient access points, especially useful in settings where space or pole height may vary. The extended length increases convenience but also raises the importance of proper priming to remove air and ensure fluid continuity. With a priming volume in the 20–21 mL range, this set holds a moderate volume of fluid before the system is ready, so clinicians must flush or prime carefully to prevent air emboli and reduce medication waste.

This class of IV set often includes two AMSafe® needle-free Y‑sites, giving two access points in the line for additional injections or infusion add-ons without disconnecting the main line. The roller clamp provides manual control over flow rate, allowing gradual adjustment or stoppage of infusion. The rotating male Luer lock connector at the distal end ensures a secure, leak‑resistant connection to IV catheters or extension tubing while allowing the tubing to rotate without twisting the line—a helpful feature in dynamic clinical settings.

From a materials standpoint, modern IV sets like this are built to reduce patient risk: DEHP-free, latex-free, and sterile to avoid allergic reactions or toxic leachable exposure. The packaging (poly pouches or Tyvek form-fill-seal, depending on variant) preserves sterility until use. Because of the length and dual-access design, this kind of set is especially suited to more complex infusion regimens or where extra access flexibility is desired—e.g. in larger patient rooms, mobile infusion setups, or when multiple medications need sequential additions.