Sol-Care® Safety Pen Needle

• A secure one-hand safety shield pivots over the needle tip after use and locks audibly with a “click”, reducing risk of accidental needlestick injury. 

• Dual activation options – either via thumb press or by engaging the protective arm on a hard surface – give flexibility in clinical settings. 

• Colour-coded hubs, safety arm and packaging conforming to ISO-6009 gauge identification standards make it easy to visually pick the correct gauge. 

• A bevel-up needle design enables low-angle injections and the safety arm is positioned so it does not obstruct the view of the injection site.

• Fully compatible with standard Luer Lock & Luer Slip syringes (ISO 80369-7) and manufactured according to ISO 7864 & 23908. 

• Free from Latex, PVC and DEHP, making it suitable for latex-sensitive patients and environments. 

• Available in a wide range of gauges and lengths (18G–30G, ½”-2″ lengths) with box/case quantities optimized for institutional use. 

Clinical & Operational Benefits:

• Helps reduce needlestick injuries among healthcare staff by providing a mechanical safety cover mechanism. 

• The colour coded system helps minimise selection errors in high-volume settings.

• One-hand operation supports busy clinical workflows and allows the other hand to stabilise the patient or the injection site.

• Compatible with EMRN’s inventory strategy for medical supplies across Canadian acute care, clinics, and homecare settings, ensuring bilingual packaging and regulatory compliance.

Recommended Uses:
Ideal for medication administration via syringe in hospitals, clinics, home-care, and injection suites where user safety and ease of use are essential. Especially suitable for settings requiring low-angle subcutaneous or intramuscular injections, reduced risk workflows, and standard Luer syringe compatibility.

Specifications (select examples):

• Gauge: 21G x 1″, 21G x 1½″, 25G x 5/8″, 30G x ½″ etc. 

• Colour coding follows ISO 6009 standards. 

• Single-use, sterile, individually blister packaged. 

• Boxes of 100 (typical institutional pack) and cases of 800 depending on gauge/length.