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Disposable Needles

Monoject™ needles with K-3 Lancet point. Best for (IM), (SQ) or (IV).

Packages of 10

   

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ITEM # DESCRIPTION AVAIL. WEIGHT PRICE QTY
888009 16g x 3/4" Needles, pkg. of 10 In Stock 0.10 $2.80
888010 14g x 1" Needles, pkg. of 10 In Stock 0.10 $2.80
888011 16g x 1" Needles, pkg. of 10 In Stock 0.10 $2.80
888012 18g x 1" Needles, pkg. of 10 In Stock 0.10 $2.80
888013 20g x 1/2" Needles, pkg. of 10 In Stock 0.10 $1.20

Common Uses

For vaccinating
Specs

  • 1" and 3/4" have aluminum hubs.
  • 1/2" have plastic hubs.
  • Individually packed in a rigid sterilized cartridge.
  • Fits on Luerlock syringes.
How to Use

  1. Keep needle cover on the needle end.
  2. Put Luerlock end of needle onto syringe.
  3. Turn needle to lock into place.
  4. Pull off needle cover.
Precautions

Make sure to keep needle covered until ready to use.
Livestock Treatments
Disposable Syringe, 3 ml/cc
Item # 888020 - In Stock
$0.20
Monoject™ plastic version. Luer-lock hub.
Aids for Sheep and Goats
Digital Thermometer
Item # 888042 - Back-ordered
$5.00
Plastic veterinary thermometer. Large, clear digital numerals. Handy on-off switch.
Livestock Tools
Nylon Syringe
Item # 888025 - In Stock
$6.70
Strong durable syringe that offers a more secure grip than the disposable units. Should last for years. Stainless steel connection. Top screw to enable complete breakdown for disinfecting.
Average Rating: 3 out of 5
Number of Reviews: 1 customers reviewed this product.
Recommended: 1 out of 2 said they would recommend this product to a friend.

Write a Review

Date: June 8, 2010
Amber C
Would you recommend this product? No
I was hoping that 20g needles would work well for small sheep, but I found the 1/2 inch didn't do the job. The blunt length of the needle left for damaged muscle fiber as the needle hub came in contact with the skin. 3/4 of inch would be the perfect length
1/2 needles work well for subcuteneous injection as it needs only to penetrate the skin. We pull up the skin with 2 fingers of the other hand to make a little "tent" of the skin and then inject into the tent. For injections into the muscle a longer needle is better as indicated by the writer. -- Premier
Date: April 14, 2010
Virginia H
Would you recommend this product? Yes
I didn't realize that the 20 guage needles were only 1/2" long, but I can use them anyway for subcutaneous injections. Thanks