Cardinal Health Monoject Rigid Pack Hypodermic Needle with Polypropylene Hub 30G x 3/4" (100 count), BX/1, CS/1000

Monoject Rigid Pack Hypodermic Needle with Polypropylene Hub 30G x 3/4" (100 count), BX/1, CS/1000

This Monoject hypodermic needle is a sterile, single-use needle with a polypropylene hub in 30 gauge x 3/4 inch. It fits buyers who need a rigid pack format for professional healthcare settings and want a fine-gauge option with an ultra-sharp, tri-beveled needle. The needle has a light blue hub and comes in a 100 count box.

Good Fit For

• Professional healthcare settings using hypodermic needles
• Buyers standardizing on 30 gauge x 3/4 inch needles
• Clinical supply rooms stocking sterile single-use needles

Key Features

• 30 gauge x 3/4 inch needle for buyers selecting a fine-gauge size
• Sterile, single-use design supports one-time clinical use
• Polypropylene hub with epoxy insert for the specified needle construction
• Tri-beveled, ultra-sharp needle helps identify the point style at a glance
• Rigid pack format can support organized storage and dispensing
• 100 count box works for routine replenishment needs

Applications and Usage

• Stocking exam rooms or treatment areas with sterile hypodermic needles
• Maintaining boxed needle inventory for routine clinical workflows
• Selecting a fine-gauge needle with a polypropylene hub for supply standardization

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: 100 count.
• Size: 7.6 X 2.2 Inch.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Confirm the required needle gauge and length before ordering.
• This product is single-use.
• Buyers ordering by the box receive 100 count.

FAQ

• What size is this hypodermic needle? This Monoject hypodermic needle is 30 gauge x 3/4 inch.
• Is this needle sterile? Yes. This needle is sterile and intended for single use.
• What type of hub does this needle have? This needle uses a polypropylene hub and includes an epoxy insert.
• How many needles come in a box? One box contains 100 needles.
• What needle point style does this product use? The needle is tri-beveled and described as ultra-sharp.

From Cardinal Health.