







The Myco Reli Tuohy Point Epidural Needle and Detachable Wing Needles are essential tools for efficient and precise medical procedures. These needles cater to a variety of healthcare needs, offering both fixed and detachable wing options that provide optimal control in handling and administration.
The Tuohy Point Epidural Needle, characterized by its fixed wing, is available in an 18G size and designed for smooth administration of epidural anesthesia. In contrast, the Detachable Wing Needles come in various gauges (17G, 18G, 20G, 22G) and lengths, featuring flexible wings for enhanced maneuverability. Available in attractive color codes for size identification, such as pink for 18G and yellow for 20G, these needles are especially crafted to ensure patient comfort and safety.
The Myco Reli Tuohy Point Epidural Needle and Detachable Wing Needles are essential tools for efficient and precise medical procedures. These needles cater to a variety of healthcare needs, offering both fixed and detachable wing options that provide optimal control in handling and administration.
The Tuohy Point Epidural Needle, characterized by its fixed wing, is available in an 18G size and designed for smooth administration of epidural anesthesia. In contrast, the Detachable Wing Needles come in various gauges (17G, 18G, 20G, 22G) and lengths, featuring flexible wings for enhanced maneuverability. Available in attractive color codes for size identification, such as pink for 18G and yellow for 20G, these needles are especially crafted to ensure patient comfort and safety.
1. What is the primary use of the Myco Reli Tuohy Point Epidural Needle?
This needle is used for delivering anesthetic medications into the epidural space for pain management during medical procedures.
2. Are the Detachable Wing Needles sterile?
Yes, several variants of the Detachable Wing Needles are sterile, ensuring safety and hygiene during medical procedures.
3. How do I choose the right needle gauge?
The right gauge depends on the specific medical requirement. Smaller gauges are typically used for specific medical procedures requiring finer penetration, while larger gauges may be used for other fluid-related procedures.



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