McKesson Spinal Needle Quincke Style 22 Gauge 7 Inch, 25/BX

Spinal Needle Quincke Style 22 Gauge 7 Inch, 25/BX

This spinal needle is a Quincke style 22 gauge needle with a 7 inch length. It fits clinical settings that need a sterile, disposable spinal needle with clear gauge identification and tactile control during placement. Key details include a Quincke point, a large clear hub, and a color-coded stylet.

Good Fit For

• Clinical procedures requiring a sterile disposable spinal needle
• Setups that benefit from quick gauge identification
• Buyers standardizing on Quincke style spinal needles

Key Features

• 22 gauge x 7 inch format for buyers who need this specific spinal needle size
• Quincke point supports selection when a Quincke style needle is preferred
• Color-coded stylet helps staff identify gauge quickly
• Large, clear hub improves tactile feel during handling
• Exact fit between stylet and cannula bevel helps minimize coring and trauma
• Sterile, disposable needle supports single-use clinical workflows

Applications and Usage

• Stocking procedure areas that use 22 gauge 7 inch spinal needles
• Supporting workflows where color coding helps staff confirm gauge faster
• Equipping clinicians who prefer a large clear hub for tactile feel

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 7 Inch.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This SKU is a 22 gauge, 7 inch needle, so buyers should confirm that size matches their standard protocol
• The needle uses a Quincke point, which may matter for facilities standardizing by needle style
• This product is disposable and intended for single-use workflows
• Latex free construction may help facilities with latex-free purchasing requirements

FAQ

• What size is this spinal needle? This spinal needle is 22 gauge and 7 inch long.
• Is this a sterile spinal needle? Yes. This spinal needle is sterile.
• What point style does this needle use? This needle uses a Quincke point.
• Is the needle intended for single use? Yes. This spinal needle is disposable.
• Does this needle help with gauge identification? Yes. The color-coded stylet is intended to make gauge identification easier.

From McKesson.