BD Hypodermic Needle Sterile 20G 1.5in Bx/100

Why Choose the BD Hypodermic Needle

The BD Hypodermic Needle is designed for professional medical, clinical, and pharmacy use where a sterile hypodermic needle is required. The 20G x 1.5" size supports compatible medication administration, aspiration, or preparation tasks when directed by a healthcare professional.

Key Features

✔ BD hypodermic needle

✔ 20G needle gauge

✔ 1.5" needle length

✔ Sterile single-use format

✔ 100 needles per box

✔ Needle only; syringe not included

✔ Compatible with appropriate syringes when properly matched

✔ Designed for medication administration, aspiration, or preparation when directed

✔ Suitable for clinical, pharmacy, and professional healthcare use

Benefits

✔ Supports controlled medication administration or aspiration when prescribed

✔ 20G size is useful for compatible clinical applications when appropriate

✔ 1.5" length supports specific professional use cases

✔ Sterile packaging helps reduce contamination risk before use

✔ Single-use format supports infection control practices

✔ 100-count box supports facility stocking and frequent clinical use

✔ Practical for clinics, hospitals, pharmacies, long-term care, and medical supply rooms

Usage/Application

Ideal for professional medication administration, aspiration, medication draw-up, clinical procedures, pharmacy use, hospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities, assisted living medical care, and healthcare supply rooms where a sterile 20G x 1.5" hypodermic needle is required. Use a new, sterile needle for each medication administration, aspiration, draw-up, or procedure, attaching it to a compatible syringe and following proper technique as directed by a healthcare professional. Never reuse or share needles, since reuse or sharing can transmit infection or cause injury. Select the needle gauge and length appropriate to the medication, patient, and procedure. After use, dispose of the needle safely in an approved sharps container without recapping it, and keep needles away from children, since the preparation and administration of injections are clinical responsibilities for qualified healthcare professionals.