IV Drip Rate Calculator

Calculate the intravenous drip rate in drops per minute and the equivalent flow rate in milliliters per hour from volume, time, and drop factor

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a drop factor?

The drop factor is the number of drops that make up one milliliter for a given IV set. Macrodrip sets are commonly ten, fifteen, or twenty drops per milliliter, while microdrip sets are sixty.

Is this calculator a substitute for clinical judgment?

No. It is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Always verify infusion rates against the prescription, manufacturer specifications, and your facility clinical protocol.

Health & Medical Disclaimer: General information only. Not medical advice.

This calculator provides general health information only and is not medical advice. Results do not replace professional medical evaluation or diagnosis. Consult a licensed healthcare provider before making health decisions. Always seek immediate medical attention for emergencies.