BD Safe-Clip - Injection Needle Clipping and Storage Device
BD Safe-Clip - Injection Needle Clipping and Storage Device Product information
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Product Information for BD Safe-Clip - Injection Needle Clipping and Storage Device
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You may remove insulin syringes and pen needles with the help of the BD Safe-Clip needle clipping and storage device while keeping the needles contained within the clipper.
What is a needle clipper?
An insulin syringe or pen needle becomes unusable when it is stored in a needle clipper, an FDA-approved sharps container. It is safe to store up to 1,500 snipped needles in this device. The syringe can be disposed of in the ordinary bin after the needle has been carefully removed using a clipper.
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How to use BD Safe-Clip - Injection Needle Clipping and Storage Device
How should a BD safe clip be used?
You can finish safely by inserting your needle and applying little pressure to the clipping lever.
- Clipping saftey: needles with a gauge of 28 to 31 and a length of 3/16 to 1/2 inches are designed to safely remove the sharp end.
- Can hold 1,500 needles: 1,500 insulin syringe needles, or roughly a two-year supply, should be clipped and stored.
Side effects of BD Safe-Clip - Injection Needle Clipping and Storage Device
Never snip a needle that has been applied to or used on someone else. This may result in unintentional needlesticks that can seriously infect people.
Not meant to be used with lancets.
For additional cautions, please refer to the package insert.
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Authored on October 3, 2022
Robert Bradshaw (Pharmacist) - MRPharms BSc(Hons) Pharmacy
Superintendent Pharmacist
GPhC Number: 2036118
Reviewed on October 4, 2022
