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Blunt Needles
Blunt Needles are used to substitute for Traditional Hypodermic Needles. Caregivers use a Blunt Needle for preparing and dispensing medications to patients usually through an IV device rather than injected directly into the patient. These needles offer caregivers additional safety from accidental needle sticks and less cost. They are often referred to as Blunt Tip Needles, Blunt Cannula or Transfer Needles.
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Cost-Effective
Cardinal HealthMonoject Safety I.V. BlunTip Access Cannula, 3 mL, 6 mL, 12 mL- Packaged sterile and ready to use
- Needleless with blunt tip design
- Fits various pre-pierced ports
$23.40 - $373.80(2)
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Highly Reviewed
Sol-Millennium MedicalSol-Millennium Blunt Fill Needle, 18 Gauge x 1-1/2 Inch- Designed with a 40° to help prevent sticks
- Uses a Luer lock connection
- Packaged individually and sterile
$71.01(4)
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Best in Class
BD Becton DickinsonBD Blunt Fill Needle- Prevents risk of needlestick injuries
- Safer than conventional needles
- Good for medication preparation and IV injections
$0.29 - $568.82(11)
Blunt Cannula are medical blunt needles that are not sharp like hypodermic needles. Instead, Blunt Cannula are more similar to a small tube used for insertion into a duct or IV to transfer medications. Sometimes specially designed Blunt Needles are used for insertion into a body cavity or blood vessel. When used for insertion into a patient, Blunt Needles offer virtually no bruising and less pain. When used for insertion into a duct or IV, Blunt Needles serve as a Dispensing Needle or Transfer Needle for medications.
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