Abstract: An access port for transporting fluids into a patient's body utilizing a multiple seals in parallel is disclosed. The access port 100 includes a flanged base 102, a receptacle 106 with multiple seals 108 and 110, and a cannula 104. The access port may also include a guide needle for installation purposes, and a sanitary adaptor that seals the receptacle for long term usage. Adhesives or bandaging may utilize the flanged base to secure the access port to the patient. The flanged base may also be installed beneath the patient's skin so secure the access port. The receptacle utilizes a multitude of sealing mechanism, including but not limited to O-ring seals and screw-lock seals. The receptacle additionally contains and outlet flow path leading to the cannula. The cannula connects from the receptacle into the patient's body. The cannula is installed perpendicular to the plane of the flanged base and protrudes on the side of the access port facing into the patient's body while the receptacle faces outward.