Elcam Medical, Hackensack, NJ, announces that its Safe2Rotator is a rotator with a spin-lock feature that provides rotational flexibility to the distal part of the stopcock set. Available for standard bore products, the Safe2 Rotator provides an extra layer of protection against accidental disconnection of medical tubing, including IV or arterial tubing.
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