Clinician
Experience.
With:
Patrick Eggen
RN
How was learning to use the Ally device for you?
"I was able to easily use the Ally after a brief demonstration and I was comfortable with the use of the device after just one draw."
In your opinion, how will Ally affect patient experience?
"This will be a better option for the patient due to the decreased need for venipuncture. It also allows for more control of timed labs, which is often difficult due to the unavailability of the phlebotomy staff for timed labs."
How do you see Ally changing your practice habits
going forward?
"I believe that it will improve patient care due to more control over the timelines of draws. I also feel that this will reduce the reliance on the phlebotomy department in times of staffing shortages as well as the ease of training of ancillary staff for use of this device."
Testimonial.
"We have been loving the Ally device, they have been working perfectly. This morning I drew blood easily using the Ally – no hemolysis, no discomfort, the participant was happy to not need another two pokes, and my study coordinator was excited they didn’t need to replace the IV again."
Ariel Castro, RN

Fixing the Issues,
Keeping the Practices.
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The Ally was crafted to enhance blood draw practices without having to greatly alter the methods that practitioners know and are comfortable with.
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Ally overcomes complicated vein structures without having the collection tube bend or break. Through a patented design, Ally’s reinforced internal tubing protects the structure of the tube so that bumping into vein walls won't cause the device to lose its functional abilities.
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Collecting blood through The Ally helps us avoid the discomfort of blood draws, the danger of blood draws and offers top quality samples and reliability.