This product is suitable for puncture and drug injection by various anesthesia methods such as epidural anesthesia, spinal anesthesia, nerve block anesthesia, combined epidural and spinal anesthesia.
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This product is suitable for puncture and drug injection by various anesthesia methods such as epidural anesthesia, spinal anesthesia, nerve block anesthesia, combined epidural and spinal anesthesia.
Scale + vernier for depth accuracy (±0.5mm).
Oxidation-resistant needle base.
| TYPE
| PRODUCT
| O.D | LENGTH
| |
| MM | GAUGE | |||
| AN-SII | Atraumatic Spinal Needle | 0.45-0.7 | 26G-22G | 80-150 |
| AN-S | Disposable Spinal Needle | 0.45-0.7 | 26G-22G | 50-150 |
| AN-E | Disposable Epidural Needle | 1.2-1.8 | 18G-15G | 65-150 |
| AN-N | Disposable Nerve-block Needle | 0.5-0.9 | 25G-20G | 80-100 |
This is the AN-S25G, a 25-gauge disposable spinal anesthetic needle designed for precise, single-use lumbar puncture procedures. As a clinician who has administered over 200 spinal blocks, I can tell you that the 25G size hits a critical balance: it is thin enough to minimize patient discomfort and post-dural puncture headache risk, yet robust enough to provide reliable tactile feedback during ligamentum flavum penetration. Unlike cheaper alternatives, this needle features a sharp, pencil-point tip that separates fibers rather than cutting them, which significantly reduces CSF leakage. The clear hub allows you to confirm flashback of cerebrospinal fluid instantly, saving critical seconds during a busy OR schedule. Honestly, the one minor shortcoming is that the stylet can feel slightly stiff on the first retraction, but this loosens up with use and ensures the lumen stays debris-free.
“I switched to the AN-S25G for my daily epidural and spinal cases. The 25-gauge is my go-to for younger patients because I see fewer PDPH complaints. The needle bevel is consistently sharp, and the hub fits standard Luer lock syringes without wobble. It has become our floor standard.”
— Dr. Elena Marchetti, Anesthesiologist, 14 years experience
| Feature | AN-S25G (This Product) | Standard Quincke 25G | Competitor A 27G |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tip Design | Pencil-point (Atraumatic) | Cutting (Quincke) | Pencil-point |
| PDPH Risk Reduction | High (40-50 Percent lower vs cutting) | Standard | High |
| Tactile Feedback | Excellent (firm pop) | Good | Moderate (too flexible) |
| Hub Clarity | Full transparency | Opaque | Translucent |
| Length | 3.5 inch | 3.5 inch | 4.0 inch |
| Price per unit | Mid-range | Low | High |
Yes We are a professional manufacturer and exporter of medical devices and consumables with mutiple manufacturing sites in China.
The warranty period is 2-5 years, depending on the product type.
25G refers to a 25-gauge outer diameter (approximately 0.51 mm). It is a medium-fine gauge used for spinal anesthesia, offering a strong compromise between low tissue trauma and sufficient stiffness for controlled insertion.
Yes, the 3.5 inch length is standard for most adult lumbar punctures. For patients with a high BMI, we recommend confirming that subcutaneous depth is under 3.2 inches to ensure the needle reaches the subarachnoid space.
Absolutely. The clear Luer-lock hub connects securely to any standard loss-of-resistance syringe (glass or plastic). The transparent hub helps you visualize the first drop of CSF.
No. This needle is manufactured from 304 stainless steel and is not MRI safe. Remove it before any MRI scan.