18G x 1" Thin Wall Hypodermic Needle - 100/Box (16-N181)

Uses

• Hypodermic needle is intended for a wide variety of medical applications, including:

• Injections: 

• Suitable for subcutaneous and intramuscular injections

• Fluid aspiration: 

• Used for drawing fluids or medication from vials

• Blood draws: 

• Appropriate for venipuncture and other blood collection procedures

• Versatile applications: 

• The needles are compatible with any Luer lock syringe, making them suitable for many different medical procedures

Benefits

• Improved comfort: 

• The ultra-sharp, tri-beveled design and silicone coating help to minimize pain and reduce tissue damage during injections

• Enhanced safety: 

• The color-coded hub and individually packaged sterility promote correct usage and reduce the risk of infection

• Versatility: 

• The Luer lock hub allows compatibility with a wide range of syringes

• Reliability: 

• Manufactured with high-quality stainless steel for durability and sharpness

Features

• Material: 

• The needle is made from ultra-sharp, tri-beveled stainless steel

• Sterility: 

• Each needle is individually packaged with a protective cover to ensure it remains sterile until use

• Single-use: 

• The needles are designed for one-time use only

• Allergen-free: 

• The product is not made with natural rubber latex

• Non-toxic, non-pyrogenic: 

• These needles are manufactured to be free from toxic or fever-inducing substances

• Comfort: 

• The needle has a light silicone coating to minimize patient discomfort during injection

Specifications:

• Gauge: 

• 18 Gauge

• Length: 

• 1 Inch

• Wall: 

• Thin Wall

• Bevel: 

• Regular bevel, tri-beveled

• Hub: 

• Luer lock hub, ISO color-coded pink

• Safety: 

• Without Safety

Side effects

• As with any needle, potential side effects are typically related to the injection process itself rather than the needle's material

• These can include:

• Pain or stinging: 

• At the injection site

• Bleeding: 

• Minor bleeding may occur after the needle is withdrawn

• Bruising or swelling: 

• A hematoma or mild swelling can develop at the injection site

• Infection: 

• Improper technique or contamination can lead to a localized infection

• Nerve damage: 

• Incorrect injection technique can cause temporary or permanent nerve damage