Medline Pen Needles, 100 EA/BX

Pen Needles, 100 EA/BX

These pen needles are made for medication pen injections and come in a box of 100. They are a practical choice for buyers who need broad pen compatibility and smoother medication flow across common injection routines. The 32.0 gauge format pairs with thin wall technology, and the product details note easy injection at all sites.

Good Fit For

• Facilities or buyers standardizing around multiple compatible injection pens
• Routine pen needle replenishment in clinics or home care supply programs
• Users needing compatibility with BD, Novo, Lilly, Sanofi, and other supported pen platforms

Key Features

• Pen needles for medication pen injection use
• 32.0 gauge option for buyers selecting a finer needle size
• Thin wall technology supports easy flow of medication during injection
• Product details note easy injection at all sites
• Works with many common pens, including BD Pen, FlexPen, NovoPen, HumaPen, KwikPen, SoloStar, and others
• Box of 100 helps support routine purchasing and replenishment

Applications and Usage

• Using medication with compatible insulin or injection pens
• Supporting daily injection workflows where broad pen compatibility matters
• Stocking boxed pen needles for ongoing patient or facility use

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Check your pen model against the compatibility list before ordering
• Gauge is 32.0, so buyers should confirm it matches user preference or prescribing workflow

FAQ

• Which pens are compatible with these pen needles? These pen needles are compatible with Autopen, BD Pen, FlexPen, NovoPen, NovoLet, InnoLet, HumaPen Ergo, HumaPen Luxura, HumaPen Memoir, KwikPen, SoloStar, SymlinPen, BerliPen, Omnican Pen, OptiClik, and OptiPen or OptiSet.
• What gauge are these pen needles? These pen needles are 32.0 gauge.
• How many pen needles come in the box? Each box includes 100 pen needles.
• What is the benefit of the thin wall design? The product details state that thin wall technology allows for easy flow of medication during injection.

From Medline.