BD PrecisionGlide Hypodermic Needle 100/bx 21g x 1 1/2" single

Why Choose the BD PrecisionGlide Hypodermic Needle – 21G x 1 1/2" – 100/Box – Single

The BD PrecisionGlide Hypodermic Needle is designed for compatible syringe use in approved clinical, facility, or healthcare applications. The 21 gauge x 1 1/2" size supports prescribed injection or medication preparation routines when selected and used by trained healthcare professionals — a clinical staple in one of its most-stocked sizes.

Key Features

✔ BD PrecisionGlide hypodermic needle

✔ 21 gauge size

✔ 1 1/2" needle length

✔ 100 needles per box

✔ Single purchase option

✔ Designed for compatible syringe use

✔ Supports approved injection or medication preparation applications

✔ Practical for clinical and facility supply needs

✔ Intended for trained healthcare use

Benefits

✔ Supports accurate needle selection for prescribed procedures

✔ 21G x 1 1/2" size is useful for compatible clinical applications

✔ Box of 100 supports ongoing supply needs

✔ Single option allows flexible purchasing

✔ Practical for clinics, facilities, and healthcare supply rooms

✔ Compatible with appropriate syringes when properly matched

✔ Supports organized medical supply workflows

Usage/Application

Ideal for healthcare facilities, clinics, home care nursing, medical supply rooms, medication preparation, and trained healthcare professionals who require BD PrecisionGlide 21G x 1 1/2" hypodermic needles. The specification reads the way clinical stock does: 21 gauge is a mid-bore workhorse in the needle range, and the 1 1/2" length places it among the sizes clinical settings keep in steady rotation — with the operative principle being that needle selection is a clinical decision: gauge and length are chosen by the trained professional for the specific procedure, medication, route, and patient per protocol and prescriber direction, which is why this listing serves the supply side of professional practice rather than directing any use, and why hypodermic needles belong in the hands of trained healthcare providers and the home-care routines a clinical team has trained and equipped. Professional handling defines every step: needles attached to compatible syringes per their luer design, sterile single-use with the individual packaging inspected and compromised units rejected, aseptic technique per the setting's protocols through preparation and administration, and — non-negotiably — immediate disposal into an approved sharps container after use, never recapped by hand per universal sharps safety, with sharps containers stocked wherever these boxes are, since the needle and its disposal point are a matched pair in any safe workflow. Stock it as facilities do: the 100-count box for the supply rooms and medication areas running daily volumes, the single option for small-scale or replacement needs, storage sealed in clean, dry conditions with rotation by expiry, and inventory kept behind the professional-access practices your setting's policies require. Confirm the exact needle specification against the clinical requirement at hand, and route all administration questions to the prescriber or clinical team — the supply's job is to be exactly what the label says, every box, every time.