Product overviewFlashback needles provide immediate visual confirmation of blood return through a transparent flashback window once the cannula enters the vessel. They are intended for controlled vascular access during injections and blood sampling and are designed for use in a clinical environment by trained healthcare professionals.
Key advantages- Real-time visualization of blood return: Transparent flashback window shows blood once the needle tip penetrates the vein, confirming intravascular placement and reducing incorrect placements.
- Improved patient comfort and efficiency: Visual confirmation supports first-attempt success, reducing procedure time and patient discomfort.
- Optional safety features: Models may include retractable needles or protective covers to lower needlestick risk for staff and patients.
- Versatile clinical use: Suitable for IV injections, blood collection, subcutaneous and intradermal injections, and specialized procedures (central line assistance, regional anesthesia, contrast administration).
Illustrative noteThe blood becomes visible in the transparent window when the cannula properly penetrates the vein, providing immediate confirmation of vascular access.
Models and options (table)Model / Length (inch) options / Color / Package
XLPⅠ-21G / 1"; 1 1/4"; 1 1/2" / Green / 50/2500
XLPⅠ-22G / 1"; 1 1/4"; 1 1/2" / Black / 50/2500
ApplicationsCommon uses: intravenous injections, blood sample collection, subcutaneous and intradermal injections. Also used to assist in central line placement, regional anesthesia and contrast medium administration.
Technical specifications- Model series: XLPⅠ series (examples: XLPⅠ-21G, XLPⅠ-22G)
- Available gauges: 21G, 22G
- Available lengths: 1"; 1 1/4"; 1 1/2"
- Color coding: 21G = Green; 22G = Black
- Packaging: 50 / 2500 units (options)
- Transparent flashback window for immediate visual confirmation of blood return
- Optional safety mechanisms: retractable needles or protective covers (design-dependent)
- Intended clinical uses: IV access, blood collection, subcutaneous/intradermal injections, support for specialized procedures