FreedomEDGE® Administration Step-by-Step Instructions
Watch this 6-minute complete training videos of a home subQ infusion with the FreedomEDGE® Syringe Infusion System. More videos below.
Wind large knob back black tab is at end of it’s track. Load prepared 20ml or 30ml syringe
Close top lid to start the infusion.
Check infusion using progress window.
Watch this 6-minute complete training videos of a home subQ infusion with the FreedomEDGE® Syringe Infusion System. More videos below.
Before starting your infusion, it is recommended that you check the functionality of your syringe driver. To do so, follow this quick video to ensure your pump will run properly.
Follow these quick steps to prepare your supplies and medication prior to beginning treatment. This information is only provided as a reference. Always refer to the IFU and HCP protocol for your full list of supplies.
Watch as we show you how to properly connect your Precision™ Flow Rate Tubing and High-Flo™ Needle Set to the medication syringe. This information is only provided as a reference. Always refer to the IFU and HCP protocol for your full list of supplies.
To manually prime the tubing lines by hand, follow these steps.
This video gives you suggestions on selecting your sites, knowing what needle length to use and the steps to follow when prepping your infusion sites.
Follow this quick tutorial on how to properly load and unload a BD 20 and 30 ml syringe into the FreedomEDGE® Syringe Driver.
Here are some things to keep in mind during your infusion with your Freedom60® or FreedomEDGE®.
Watch how to switch out syringes if using more than one for your infusion.
Learn how to know when your infusion is complete and how to successfully remove the syringe from the FreedomEDGE® syringe driver.
Watch as we show you how to properly clean your syringe driver after use.
Made in the USA with highest level of quality control for defect-free product. No product maintenance needed.
Highly accurate constant pressure pump for safe delivery. Maintains pressure of 13.5 psi.
If pressure in sites increase, the system immediately responds by automatically slowing down.
Maximum simplicity for all users – small hands, limited dexterity & limited strength.
No controls – just load, close & go!
Easy to handle and purge of air. Can be filled from 1ml to 30ml.
Easy to check infusion progress.
Convenient and for patients – no unnecessary alarms & noise.
No batteries or electricity needed. Comes with a travel pouch to promote patient independence.
Write down the time the infusion started and verify that you are using the correct control rate tubing and syringe recommended by your healthcare provider. Then, watch that the syringe plunger moves in accordance with your infusion time. If you expect dose to take 1 hour, then after 15 minutes, 1/4 of your dose should be complete. If there is any doubt, please ask your healthcare provider.
Simply time your infusions! Note how long the first half of your dose takes, and then the second half. Compare the two times. If the second half takes longer, you may be able to find sites that accept the drug more easily. If the two times are just about equal, it usually means your sites are accepting the drug well, and the site pressure is not increasing over the duration of your infusion.
If a dose is larger than 30ml, you can load an additional syringe using the same tubing and needle set. For smaller volumes, the pump system automatically adjusts to whatever amount is contained in the syringe. We also offer the FREEDOM60® pump, which has the same performance as FreedomEdge®, but for 60ml syringes.
Speak with your healthcare provider to learn more about all of the Precision Flow Rate Tubing™ choices available, and to see if a change is appropriate.
Refer to the Instructions For Use for information on how to clean the FreedomEdge™.
Yes. It can be used in any position, at any altitude.
Yes. The FreedomEdge® can be used to administer most intravenous and subcutaneous medication that will fit in a 20ml or 30ml syringe.
The FreedomEdge® is designed to operate without scheduled maintenance. If you ever experience a pump problem, immediately advise your healthcare provider who can arrange for a replacement if necessary.
Yes. If you would like a pouch, please contact the provider who sent you your pump.
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Impact of a Subcutaneous Infusion Set
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