McKesson Hypodermic Needle Without Safety 18 Gauge 1 Inch, 100/BX, 10BX/CS

Hypodermic Needle Without Safety 18 Gauge 1 Inch, 100/BX, 10BX/CS

This hypodermic needle without safety is an 18 gauge, 1 inch sterile disposable needle for clinical use. It fits healthcare settings that need a single-use needle with a luer lock connection and thin wall design to support fluid flow. The stainless steel needle has a regular bevel, tri-beveled point, and a pink ISO color-coded hub.

Good Fit For

• Healthcare settings using sterile disposable needles
• Workflows that require luer lock syringe attachment
• Dental procedures

Key Features

• 18 gauge x 1 inch size supports selection for procedures that call for this needle format
• Sterile, single-use design helps support clean clinical workflow
• Thin wall construction is intended for enhanced fluid flow
• Ultra-sharp tri-beveled stainless steel needle with regular bevel for smoother insertion
• Luer lock hub helps create a secure syringe attachment
• Latex-free, non-toxic, and non-pyrogenic construction supports broad facility use

Applications and Usage

• General medical procedures requiring an 18 gauge 1 inch hypodermic needle
• Dental procedures
• Single-use clinical needle setups with luer lock syringes

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 1 Inch.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This needle does not have a safety feature
• Single use only; do not reuse
• Handle carefully to help avoid accidental needlesticks
• Store in a cool, dry place to help preserve sterility

FAQ

• Does this needle include a safety feature? No. This hypodermic needle is without a safety feature.
• Is this hypodermic needle sterile? Yes. Each needle is sterile and has a protective cover to maintain sterility until use.
• What syringe connection does this needle use? This needle uses a luer lock hub for secure syringe attachment.
• What size is this needle? This needle is 18 gauge and 1 inch long.
• What material is the needle made from? The needle is made of stainless steel and the hub is plastic.

From McKesson.