Cannula 14G orange

Orange cannula 14G Inner diameter: 2.1mm Length: 45mm Needle: 1.47 mm needle Sterile, valved branules are single-use and have a double-pointed, siliconized tip. Made of silicone rubber and stainless steel. The product used may have biological risk potential. Handle and dispose of in accordance with accepted medical practice and local laws and regulations. The product must not be reused. Does not contain latex. The 14G orange cannula is an essential medical instrument used in professional piercing and body modification studios for performing skin perforations. Gauge 14 (14G) corresponds to an outer diameter of approximately 2.1 mm, being one of the most frequently used sizes in body piercing for areas such as navel, tongue, eyebrow, or ear cartilage. The cannula is manufactured from high-quality medical materials, with a surgical stainless steel needle and a PTFE or biocompatible flexible material catheter. The orange color quickly identifies the gauge according to the international color code for medical cannulas. The cannula piercing technique offers significant advantages over simple needles: the flexible catheter remains in place after needle withdrawal, allowing easy and atraumatic jewelry insertion. This method reduces tissue trauma, minimizes bleeding, and accelerates healing. The cannula comes sterilized and individually packaged, guaranteeing the safety of each procedure. It is single-use, eliminating any risk of cross-contamination. An indispensable consumable for any professional piercing studio that respects safety and hygiene standards. The 14G orange cannula is the reference instrument in modern cannula piercing technique, widely adopted across Europe due to its significant advantages in reducing tissue trauma. The sharp trifaceted tip penetrates tissue with minimal resistance, and the flexible PTFE biocompatible catheter naturally adapts to the anatomy of the perforated area. This technique is recommended by professional piercing associations due to reduced complication rates and faster healing compared to traditional methods. The individual sterile package includes a sterilization indicator and expiration date for complete traceability. The cannula is marked with the ISO international color code for quick identification and selection error prevention. Frequently Asked Questions What does 14G mean on the cannula?14G (Gauge 14) refers to the outer diameter of the cannula, which is approximately 2.1 mm. It is a frequently used size in body piercing, suitable for areas such as navel, tongue, eyebrow, and ear cartilage. The lower the gauge number, the larger the diameter. Why is the cannula orange? The orange color is the international identification code for 14G cannulas. This color coding system allows quick and safe identification of the correct size, reducing the risk of errors in selecting the appropriate gauge for the procedure. What is the advantage of cannula piercing over a simple needle? The cannula offers the advantage of a flexible catheter that remains in the tissue after needle withdrawal, allowing easy jewelry insertion through the catheter without additional trauma. This method reduces pain, bleeding, and inflammation compared to the simple needle technique. For which piercing areas is the 14G cannula suitable? The 14G cannula is suitable for navel, tongue, eyebrow, ear cartilage, nipple, and other areas where 14G jewelry is used. It is one of the most versatile and commonly used sizes in the body piercing industry. Is the cannula sterilized? Yes, the cannula comes sterilized and individually packaged in sealed packaging. Sterilization is performed according to medical standards, guaranteeing the absence of microorganisms. Check package integrity before use and do not use the product if the packaging is damaged. Can I reuse the cannula after sterilization? No, the cannula is strictly single-use. Reuse, even after sterilization, is prohibited because the needle may deteriorate at a microscopic level after first use, and the catheter may retain contaminants. Use a new cannula for each procedure. What material is the cannula needle made from? The cannula needle is made from surgical stainless steel, a biocompatible material that does not cause allergic reactions and provides optimal sharpness for atraumatic tissue penetration. The outer catheter is made from PTFE or flexible biocompatible polymer. How is the cannula correctly used for piercing? The cannula is inserted through the tissue with the needle inside. After traversing the tissue, the metal needle is withdrawn, and the flexible catheter remains in place. The jewelry is inserted through the catheter, then the catheter is gently pulled over the jewelry. This technique requires professional training. Is the 14G cannula suitable for beginners? The 14G cannula is suitable as a size for standard piercing procedures, but the usage technique requires professional training regardless of experience. Piercing must be performed exclusively by trained professionals who understand anatomy and safety protocols. How do I dispose of the cannula after use? After use, the cannula must be disposed of in the sharps container according to sanitary regulations. Do not dispose of in regular trash. The metal needle represents a puncture and contamination risk if not properly disposed of.