Best Intraosseous Devices
Browse our intraosseous device range, made for trained healthcare professionals only. The range is not for the general public. If you are unsure whether they suit your team, call us first.
Intraosseous devices for trained healthcare professionals
An intraosseous device is designed to give emergency vascular access through the bone when other access is not available. These are regulated products, and they are intended for use by trained personnel only. They are not for general or household use. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and your own organisation's protocols.
Paediatric and infant intraosseous devices
We stock the Aero Healthcare NIO range in two sizes: a paediatric device and an infant device. Each is supplied sterile, is single use, and comes with a fixation dressing. The infant model is a manual device and the paediatric model is spring-loaded. The size range each one is made for is listed on its product page, so please check it against the manufacturer's information.
Adult bone injection gun
The Aero Healthcare B.I.G Bone Injection Gun Adult is an automatic, single-use intraosseous device made for adults. It is pocket-sized, so it is easy to store with other emergency response equipment.
Who these devices are for
Our Aero Healthcare range covers emergency response, workplace first aid, training and rescue equipment. Intraosseous devices are only suitable for organisations that have trained staff and a clear emergency response plan, such as first aid providers, training organisations and workplace response teams. If you are buying for a team, we can talk you through what is in each product listing.
Choosing an intraosseous device
Start with the size range the manufacturer states for each device, then check whether it is a manual or automatic model. Look at the storage details and any expiry information on the product page. Confirm that the people who will carry it are trained on that exact model. If you are not sure, our team is happy to help on 1300 132 952 or support@mobilityshopdirect.com.au. We cannot advise on clinical use.
Intraosseous device questions
Who can use an intraosseous device?
Only trained healthcare professionals or other personnel with the right training. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and your organisation's protocols.
What is an intraosseous device?
It is a device intended to provide vascular access through the bone in an emergency, when other access is not available. It is used by trained personnel only.
Are these devices single use?
Yes. The NIO paediatric, NIO infant and B.I.G adult devices are each described by the manufacturer as single use.
How do I choose between the paediatric, infant and adult devices?
Each is made for a different size range. Check the product page for the range the manufacturer states, and confirm your team is trained on that model.