McKesson Spinal Needle McKesson Quincke Style 22 Gauge 5 Inch, 25 EA/BX

Spinal Needle McKesson Quincke Style 22 Gauge 5 Inch, 25 EA/BX

This McKesson spinal needle is a Quincke style 22 gauge needle with a 5 inch length. It fits buyers who need a sterile, single-use spinal needle for clinical procedures and want easy gauge recognition and tactile control during handling. Key details include a large clear hub, a color-coded black stylet, and a design intended to help minimize coring and trauma.

Good Fit For

• Clinical settings using spinal needles
• Workflows that benefit from color-coded gauge identification
• Facilities seeking latex-free disposable needle options

Key Features

• 22 gauge x 5 inch size for buyers selecting this specific spinal needle length and gauge
• Quincke point supports procedures that call for this needle style
• Computerized grinding helps maintain sharp, consistent, durable needles
• Exact fit between stylet and cannula bevel helps minimize coring and trauma
• Large clear hub improves tactile feel during handling
• Sterile, disposable, and not made with natural rubber latex

Applications and Usage

• Selecting a 22 gauge spinal needle in a 5 inch length
• Stocking sterile single-use spinal needles for procedure areas
• Supporting faster gauge identification with a color-coded stylet

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 5 Inch.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Do not reuse this needle
• Phenol solutions and lipid emulsions are incompatible with the polycarbonate material in the needle hub
• Buyers ordering by the box should note the box quantity is 25 each

FAQ

• What size is this spinal needle? This spinal needle is 22 gauge and 5 inch long.
• Is this spinal needle sterile? Yes. This McKesson spinal needle is sterile.
• Is this needle meant for single use? Yes. This is a disposable spinal needle and it should not be reused.
• Does this needle contain natural rubber latex? No. This product is not made with natural rubber latex.
• Are there any material compatibility concerns? Yes. The manufacturer warns that phenol solutions and lipid emulsions are incompatible with the polycarbonate material in the needle hub.

From McKesson.