BD Blunt Fill Needle Not for Skin Sterile 18G x 1 1/2 100/bx

Why Choose the BD Blunt Fill Needle

The BD Blunt Fill Needle is designed for professional medical, pharmacy, and clinical use where medication needs to be drawn up, mixed, or transferred. Its blunt tip design is intended for medication preparation only and is not designed for skin injection.

Key Features

✔ BD blunt fill needle

✔ 18G needle gauge

✔ 1 1/2" needle length

✔ Sterile single-use format

✔ 100 needles per box

✔ Blunt tip design

✔ Needle only; syringe not included

✔ Designed for medication draw-up and transfer

✔ Not for skin injection

✔ Suitable for pharmacy, clinical, and professional healthcare use

Benefits

✔ Supports medication preparation and fluid transfer when directed

✔ Blunt design helps reduce sharp needle exposure during preparation tasks

✔ 18G size supports efficient fluid movement for compatible medications

✔ 1 1/2" length is practical for compatible draw-up applications

✔ Sterile packaging helps reduce contamination risk before use

✔ 100-count box supports frequent clinical or pharmacy use

✔ Useful for clinics, hospitals, pharmacies, and medication rooms

Usage/Application

Ideal for medication preparation, drawing up medication from vials when appropriate, mixing, reconstitution, fluid transfer tasks, pharmacy use, clinics, hospitals, long-term care facilities, and healthcare supply rooms where a sterile 18G blunt fill needle is required. Use a new, sterile blunt fill needle for each preparation task, attaching it to a compatible syringe with aseptic technique to draw up, mix, reconstitute, or transfer medication from a vial or ampoule as directed by a healthcare professional. This blunt fill needle is for medication preparation only and must not be used for skin injection; remove it and replace it with an appropriate injection needle before administering any medication to a patient. Never reuse or share needles, and after use dispose of the needle safely in an approved sharps container without recapping it. Keep needles away from children, and follow the pharmacist's or care team's guidance, since medication preparation and administration are clinical responsibilities.