• Needle Gauge: 16G (gauge refers to the thickness of the needle, with lower numbers indicating thicker needles). 16G is a relatively thick needle compared to those used for insulin injections.
• Needle Length: Not explicitly stated in the information provided. You might find this detail on the packaging or through a more complete product code. Common lengths for 16G needles can range from 1 inch to 1.5 inches.
• Needle Hub: Likely Luer slip or Luer Lok, which are standardized connection types for syringes.
• Needle Tip: Likely regular (not beveled) but confirmation might require additional information.
• Other features (not explicitly mentioned but common):
  • Single use and sterile for safety and hygiene
  • Latex-free to avoid allergic reactions
  • Regular wall thickness (not thin-walled) for durability in some applications

Intended use:

Due to the lack of specific details about the needle length and tip type, it’s difficult to pinpoint the exact intended use. 16G needles are generally thicker than those used for injections like insulin and are used for various purposes in a clinical setting, such as:

• Aspirating fluids (e.g., blood draws)
• Administering medications or vaccines (particularly thicker medications)
• Irrigating wounds
• Suturing procedures