Disposable Winged Infusion Set For Blood Collection 18-27 Gauge

A butterfly needle, also known as a scalp vein set or winged infusion set, is a device used to draw blood from a vein or deliver intravenous (IV) therapy to a vein. A butterfly needle consists of a very thin needle, two flexible “wings,” a flexible transparent tubing, and a connector.

Butterfly needles have advantages over straight needles when collecting blood or delivering IV fluid or medications. For instance, they allow for more precise placement, particularly in hard-to-access veins. There are cases in which other needles need to be used, though.

• 20-25 Gauge needle. Its size and gauge allow medical and aesthetic practices to efficiently extract blood from superficial veins or infuse intravenous medication into a patients body.
• Single-use product. Each needle is sharp and smooth enough to minimize pain and discomfort. Its also sterilized and meant for single use to minimize the risk of contaminating or infecting patients during the injection.
• Safety features for administering needles. The butterfly needle's wings allow you to administer the needle into the skin with one hand. This can give you more control over how you administer extractions or infusions and provide you with better accuracy.

BENIFITES OF BUTTERFLY NEEDLE

Butterfly needles are one of the most widely used types of needle by hospital staff. There are several reasons why this is the case. First, the

design of the butterfly needle allows for easy manipulation. Many healthcare workers find it easier to use a butterfly needle to draw blood than other devices. Second, because healthcare workers feel more comfortable with butterfly needles –– and because butterfly needles are available with smaller gauges –– they are considered a good option for drawing blood from patients with small or hard-to-access veins. Third, butterfly needles are less likely to cause[1] [2] nerve injury and similar complications given their shorter length relative to other needle types, according to this report.

In summation, butterfly needles are often favored by both healthcare workers and patients.

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