Picc line covers

Using a PICC line for the first time can be overwhelming. Feel more comfortable with our tips on what to avoid with a PICC line.

The following project is the basic pattern that I use to make a PICC pattern. I developed it through trial and error to find out what worked best. What is a PICC? PICC stands for Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter. It is a long IV line that is inserted in the arm, then stretches from the arm, through the veins, were the line ends near the heart. It allows for large dose antibiotics to be administered in either a hospital or home environment. This is me with a PICC line. Notice the white…

PICC lines come with a lot of baggage. There’s the emotional weight of having a medical condition, plus the stigma of having a visible medical device. That's why we've continued to make our PICCPerfect ® PICC Line covers more comfortable, eco-friendly, and with even more style options! As we prepare to release our newest version we’ve taken a moment to listen to what our Friends in the Fight with PICC lines had to say in our latest blog. www.mightywell.com, Chronic Illness, PICC Line

PICC lines care is essential for patients. In this post, we share our best tips and tricks for PICC line care!

For May, Carly in our office suggested I make a PICC Line Cover in Fixation Splash. PICC stands for Peripherally Inserted Central Cathete...

SMALL - Elbow/Knee - 25 Pack - PICC line Cover, Guard - Shower SOC - Disposable FITS Bicep/Forearm Circumference 9"- 16" - PLEASE MEASURE AREA to be covered Easy for one person to use. Disposable to prevent chance of infection. They work as Tattoo covers also! Do NOT PLACE IN ARM PIT AREA! PLACE UPPER BAND ON UPPER THIRD OF BICEP! CINCH the lower Band UP the Forearm till skintight!

Create your own PICC lines covers using legwarmers from The Hair Bow Company. Just cut them to size, no sewing involved. Simple, cheap, and cute!

Take your PICC.

Learn essential PICC line care tips, including dressing changes, flushing, and managing daily activities. Find out how to keep your PICC line safe and avoid complications.