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The Metier Medical Standard Hypodermic Needle is meticulously designed to cater to various medical environments, offering a critical tool for precision in medical procedures. Available in several sizes, including 27G x 1/2", 18G x 1", and 25G x 1 1/2", these needles meet diverse clinical needs.
Crafted from high-quality medical-grade stainless steel, these disposable needles ensure both patient safety and professional efficacy. Each needle undergoes gamma-ray sterilization to maintain maximum sterility, eliminating potential risks of contamination. Whether for injections or blood draws, the sharp, precision-engineered tips reduce discomfort, enhancing patient experience and compliance. These hypodermic needles are packaged conveniently with 100 per box, and 50 boxes per case, making them ideal for bulk use in major healthcare settings.
The Metier Medical Standard Hypodermic Needle is meticulously designed to cater to various medical environments, offering a critical tool for precision in medical procedures. Available in several sizes, including 27G x 1/2", 18G x 1", and 25G x 1 1/2", these needles meet diverse clinical needs.
Crafted from high-quality medical-grade stainless steel, these disposable needles ensure both patient safety and professional efficacy. Each needle undergoes gamma-ray sterilization to maintain maximum sterility, eliminating potential risks of contamination. Whether for injections or blood draws, the sharp, precision-engineered tips reduce discomfort, enhancing patient experience and compliance. These hypodermic needles are packaged conveniently with 100 per box, and 50 boxes per case, making them ideal for bulk use in major healthcare settings.
1. What are the different gauge sizes available?
The hypodermic needles are available in 27G, 18G, 23G, and 25G sizes.
2. Are these needles reusable?
No, they are designed for single use to maintain hygiene and prevent cross-contamination.
3. How are these needles sterilized?
They are sterilized using gamma rays, a method that ensures they are free from contaminants before use.