Abstract: Disclosed is an intravenous cannula connector for connection of a cannula to a syringe or intravenous drip feed. The cannula has a central portion that allows fluid to pass through that is flanked by a pair of solid arm portions, each connected to a lateral wing portion. The wing portions sit laterally and forward relative to the central portion corresponding with the socket end of the cannula. The connector may be fixed in a non-detachable manner to the lower end of an intravenous set or to other syringe or intravenous attachments.