McKesson Epidural Needle McKesson Tuohy Style 20 Gauge 3-1/2 Inch, 25 EA/BX

Epidural Needle McKesson Tuohy Style 20 Gauge 3-1/2 Inch, 25 EA/BX

This epidural needle is a McKesson Tuohy style 20 gauge needle for epidural procedures. It fits facilities and clinicians looking for a sterile, single-use needle with visibility and handling details that support placement, including wide metric marks, a clear hub, and a metal echogenic stylet. This box packs 25 needles, and each needle measures 3-1/2 inch.

Good Fit For

• Epidural procedure setups
• Clinical environments that need sterile single-use needles
• Buyers standardizing on 20 gauge Tuohy style needles
• Facilities seeking latex-free product options

Key Features

• Tuohy style 20 gauge epidural needle for epidural procedure needs
• 3-1/2 inch length supports buyers who need this specific needle size
• Detachable wing adds physician flexibility during handling
• Wide metric marks help with visibility and placement accuracy
• Metal echogenic stylet improves depth visibility and is color-coded for gauge identification
• Sterile, disposable, and not made with natural rubber latex

Applications and Usage

• Stocking epidural trays or procedure rooms with sterile Tuohy style needles
• Selecting a 20 gauge, 3-1/2 inch epidural needle for routine clinical use
• Supporting placement workflows where metric marks and echogenic stylet visibility are important

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 2 Inch.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Do not reuse this needle.
• Phenol solutions and lipid emulsions are incompatible with the polycarbonate material in the needle hub.
• Gauge identification is color-coded yellow.

FAQ

• What size is this epidural needle? This epidural needle is 20 gauge and 3-1/2 inch long.
• Is this needle sterile? Yes. Each epidural needle is sterile.
• Is this epidural needle reusable? No. This is a disposable needle and should not be reused.
• Does this needle contain natural rubber latex? No. It is not made with natural rubber latex.
• What handling or compatibility note should buyers know? The manufacturer states that phenol solutions and lipid emulsions are incompatible with the polycarbonate material in the needle hub.

From McKesson.