Aghi a farfalla

I nostri aghi a farfalla sono perfetti per i pazienti che necessitano di frequenti esami del sangue o per coloro che hanno paura degli aghi. Il design ad ala di farfalla consente una facile manipolazione e un posizionamento stabile dell'ago, offrendo maggiore comfort ai pazienti e rendendo più facile per gli operatori sanitari trovare una vena. Acquista oggi stesso la nostra gamma di aghi a farfalla per scoprire la soluzione perfetta per le tue esigenze di prelievo del sangue.

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Butterfly Injection Sets

Butterfly needles are a go-to solution for smooth, low-stress venipuncture. Their winged design not only provides better control for healthcare professionals, but also improves the overall experience for patients, especially those with small veins, needle sensitivity, or a need for frequent blood draws.

This collection includes a variety of sizes, with colour-coded options to help you quickly identify the right fit for each procedure. Whether you're performing routine phlebotomy or specialised blood collection, the butterfly design ensures stable placement, reducing movement and discomfort during insertion.

Featuring trusted brands like BBraun and Terumo, our range offers quality you can rely on in any setting. You'll also find butterfly stitches designed to help minimise puncture marks, reducing the risk of infection and long-term scarring.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a butterfly needle?

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A butterfly needle - also known as a winged infusion set - is a thin, flexible needle with plastic 'wings' on either side. It’s commonly used for drawing blood or administering medications, especially in patients with small or delicate veins.

What size is a butterfly needle?

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Butterfly needles come in various lengths, usually between 1/2 inch and 3/4 inch. The tubing attached is typically around 7 to 12 inches long, allowing for flexibility during use.

What gauge is a butterfly needle?

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Our butterfly needles are available in multiple gauges, with 23G blue and 25G orange being the most common. The lower the gauge number, the larger the needle diameter.

Why do people prefer butterfly needles?

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People often prefer butterfly needles because they tend to be more comfortable, especially for frequent blood draws or smaller veins. The design allows for greater precision, reduces the risk of vein movement, and is generally easier for healthcare professionals to handle.