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Butterfly Needle – 21G 3/4 inch
৳ 550৳ 650 (-15%)
- Connector: Luer-Lock
- Size: G21, 0,6 x 19 mm, blue
- 30 cm-long, transparent tube
- Color-coded sizes
- Individually sterile packed
- 50 pcs per box
Butterfly Needle – 21G 3/4 inch
Butterfly needles, or scalp vein sets, are used in medical and aesthetic practices for both extraction and infusion procedures. Unlike regular hypodermic needles, butterfly needles have plastic wings on each side that allow you to access superficial veins and secure the needle in position.
The 23 Gauge is on the fairly large side of intravenous injections. When it comes to superficial veins close to the outer layer of the skin, it’s large enough to target the bigger veins and procure larger blood samples efficiently. Each box of butterfly needles you order gives you a set of 100 butterfly needles.
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- 23 Gauge needle. Its size and gauge allow medical and aesthetic practices to efficiently extract blood from smaller superficial veins or infuse intravenous medication into a patient’s body.
- Safety features for administering needles. The butterfly needle’s wings allow you to safely administer the needle into the skin with one hand. This can give you more control over how you administer extractions or infusions and provide you with better accuracy.
- Single-use product. Each needle is sharp and smooth enough to minimize pain and discomfort. It’s also sterilized and meant for single use to minimize the risk of contamination and infection.
- Minimizes pain and discomfort. The sharp needle minimizes your skin’s resistance when punctured. This makes the overall experience easier, safer, and less painful for your patients.
- Stabilizes your injection. The durable plastic wings can stabilize the position of the needle once it’s been injected into the veins. This can minimize the pain, tissue damage, and potential disruptions that can be caused if a patient moves during treatment.
- Minimizes the risk of damage from injections. Unsupported needles used for longer processes like extractions or infusions have a risk of vein collapse, bleeding, nerve injury, and other injuries. But with the butterfly needle’s stabilizer, you can minimize movement and keep the needle within its place.
For blood extractions, hold the “wings” of the butterfly needle with your index finger and thumb for better accuracy. Insert the hypodermic needle at a shallow angle until a small amount of blood sample starts filling the transparent tube.
For injecting medication, place the fluids in a syringe connected at the top of the butterfly needle. Insert the intravenous needle into a patient’s superficial vein and then press down the plunger to deliver the medication.
Butterfly needles are for single use only. After the extraction or infusion process, cap the needle and dispose of the entire blood collection set properly according to your local guidelines.
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