Covidien 8881850558 Monoject Magellan Hypodermic Safety Needle 25G x 5/8" Luer Lock 50/Box - New

Covidien Monoject Magellan 8881850558 Hypodermic Safety Needle | 25G x 5/8" | Luer Lock | 50/Box | New

The Covidien Monoject Magellan 8881850558 Hypodermic Safety Needle is an intuitive, needle-based safety device engineered to protect healthcare professionals against accidental needlestick injuries and bloodborne pathogen exposure. Featuring a robust, 360-degree safety shield and a tri-beveled anti-coring stainless steel needle, this safety needle delivers smooth medication administration and blood draw capabilities while fully complying with OSHA safety standards.

Product Details

• Manufacturer: Covidien / Cardinal Health
• Brand: Monoject™ Magellan™
• Model / Catalog Number: 8881850558
• Product Name: Magellan Hypodermic Safety Needle
• Product Type: Needle-based safety engineering control / hypodermic needle
• Needle Gauge: 25 Gauge
• Needle Length: 5/8 inch (1.6 cm)
• Bevel Type: Tri-beveled, anti-coring regular bevel
• Hub Type: Standard Luer Lock plastic connection (Orange color-coded)
• Needle Material: Medical-grade Stainless Steel
• Safety Mechanism: Integrated sliding locking safety shield
• Quantity Included: 50 safety needles per box
• Unit of Measure: 1 Box (50/BX)
• Application: Subcutaneous, intramuscular, and intradermal fluid injections or aspiration
• Latex & DEHP Status: Not manufactured with natural rubber latex or DEHP
• Condition: New
• Sterility Status: Sterile, single-use, individually packaged

Key Features

• Intuitive one-handed safety shield activation using a thumb, finger, or flat surface keeps clinician hands safely behind the needle at all times
• Audible and tactile click provides positive confirmation that the safety shield is locked permanently in place
• Integral locking safety device encases the entire cannula and cannot be removed or deactivated, preventing post-use needlesticks
• Ultra-sharp tri-beveled stainless steel needle minimizes tissue trauma and enhances patient comfort during penetration
• Bevel orientation is aligned with the safety shield (shield facing up indicates needle bevel facing up) to streamline clinical technique