3,561 devices · GMDN 59230
Hypodermic needles (single-use) are sterile, hollow needles designed for inserting beneath the skin to inject or withdraw fluids and medications. They connect to syringes or infusion sets and are commonly used in vaccinations, insulin delivery, and other subcutaneous or intramuscular procedures, ensuring precise fluid administration.
These devices are typically classified as single-use only and may include safety features like retractable tips to reduce needle-stick injuries. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally subject to strict manufacturing and labeling standards to ensure sterility, accuracy, and patient safety before use.
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