Graseby MS 16A

The Graseby MS 16A is a reliable, portable syringe driver designed for continuous subcutaneous infusion of medications over variable durations. Commonly used in palliative care, hospice, and home healthcare, the MS 16A delivers small, accurate doses to help manage pain and symptoms around the clock. Its simple design and user-defined infusion rate make it an ideal choice for flexible, patient-centered care.

Key Features and Benefits

• Variable Infusion Duration: Allows clinicians to select custom delivery times rather than a fixed schedule
• User-Defined Rate Control: Infusion rate is determined by syringe size and adjustable rate setting
• Simple One-Button Operation: Minimizes training needs and reduces risk of programming error
• Compact and Lightweight: Easily worn or carried for continuous ambulatory use
• LED Indicator: Shows active delivery status and alerts users to alarms or low battery
• Battery Operated: Single 9V battery powers daily infusions, ideal for outpatient or home use
• Wide Syringe Compatibility: Accommodates standard syringes from 2 mL to 50 mL
• Tamper-Resistant Case: Lockable cover prevents unauthorized access or accidental adjustments
• Low Maintenance: Proven durability and ease of care in long-term clinical environments

Clinical Applications

The MS 16A is designed for flexible, dependable therapy in a range of palliative and chronic care settings:

• Palliative and Hospice Care: Provides consistent delivery of pain relief and symptom management medications
• Home Health Settings: Supports patient mobility while maintaining continuous drug infusion
• Long-Term and Elder Care Facilities: Reliable performance with minimal training and setup
• Ambulatory Infusion Therapy: Discreet and lightweight for active patients requiring ongoing infusion
• Chronic Pain or Nausea Management: Delivers opioids, antiemetics, and other supportive therapies

Why Choose the Graseby MS 16A?

The Graseby MS 16A combines flexibility, ease of use, and proven durability in one of the most widely used syringe drivers for symptom control. Its manually adjustable rate and compact design allow clinicians to tailor treatment to each patient’s individual needs—making it a go-to device for both inpatient and home-based care.