Needle only blunt fill 18gx1.5" sterile w/filter box/100 each

Why Choose the Blunt Fill Needle with Filter

The Blunt Fill Needle with Filter 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, while the built-in filter helps reduce particulate matter during fluid transfer when directed by facility protocol.

Key Features

✔ Blunt fill needle only

✔ 18G needle gauge

✔ 1.5" needle length

✔ Built-in filter

✔ Sterile single-use format

✔ 100 needles per box

✔ Each needle individually supplied

✔ Designed for medication draw-up and transfer

✔ Not intended for skin injection

Benefits

✔ Supports medication preparation and fluid transfer when directed

✔ Filter helps reduce particulate matter during draw-up

✔ Blunt design helps reduce sharp needle exposure during preparation tasks

✔ 18G size supports efficient fluid movement for compatible medications

✔ Sterile packaging helps reduce contamination risk before use

✔ 100-count box supports frequent clinical or pharmacy use

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

Usage/Application

Ideal for medication preparation, drawing up medication from ampules or vials, reconstitution, fluid transfer tasks, pharmacy use, clinics, hospitals, long-term care facilities, and healthcare supply rooms where a sterile blunt fill filter needle is required. Use a new, sterile needle for each preparation task, attaching it to a compatible syringe using aseptic technique and following facility protocol, and use it only to draw up, reconstitute, or transfer medication from an ampule or vial, where the filter helps reduce particulate matter during draw-up. It is not for injecting into skin, so remove it and replace it with an appropriate injection needle before administering medication to a patient. Never reuse or share it, dispose of it safely in an approved sharps container without recapping, and keep it away from children, since medication preparation is a clinical responsibility for qualified healthcare professionals.