McKesson Spinal Needle Quincke Style 22 Gauge 7 Inch, 100/CS

Spinal Needle Quincke Style 22 Gauge 7 Inch, 100/CS

This spinal needle is a Quincke style 22 gauge 7 inch needle for spinal procedures. It fits clinical settings that need sterile, disposable needles with clear gauge identification and a tactile hub design that can support handling during use. This version pairs a 7 inch length with a regular wall construction and latex-free design.

Good Fit For

• Clinical spinal procedure setups
• Facilities that standardize by gauge and needle length
• Single-use sterile supply workflows

Key Features

• Quincke point supports spinal needle applications that call for this needle style
• 22 gauge x 7 inch format helps buyers match the needle to their procedural preference
• Color-coded stylet makes gauge identification quicker during setup and selection
• Exact fit between stylet and cannula bevel helps minimize coring and trauma
• Large, clear hub is designed for enhanced tactile feel
• Sterile, disposable, and latex-free for single-use clinical workflows

Applications and Usage

• Stocking spinal needles for procedural areas
• Selecting a 22 gauge 7 inch Quincke style needle for clinical use
• Supporting faster gauge recognition with a color-coded stylet
• Purchasing case quantities for ongoing facility demand

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 7 Inch.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Needle selection should match the required gauge, length, and Quincke style for the intended procedure.
• This needle is disposable, so buyers should plan for single-use replacement volume.
• Case purchasing may be a better fit for facilities with recurring procedural demand.

FAQ

• What needle style is this? This is a Quincke style spinal needle.
• What size is this spinal needle? This needle is 22 gauge and 7 inch long.
• Is this spinal needle sterile? Yes. This spinal needle is sterile.
• Is the needle latex-free? Yes. This product is latex-free.
• What helps with gauge identification? The stylet is color-coded, which helps users identify the gauge more easily during selection and setup.

From McKesson.