BD 320122 - Ultra-Fine Nano Insulin Pen Needle, 32G x 4 mm, 100/BX, 12 BX/CS (Temp Sensitive; Non-Returnable) (Continental US Only)

BD 320122 - Ultra-Fine Nano Insulin Pen Needle, 32G x 4 mm, 100/BX, 12 BX/CS (Temp Sensitive; Non-Returnable) (Continental US Only)

The BD 320122 Insulin Pen Needle is a sterile, single-use pen needle designed for subcutaneous insulin delivery with compatible diabetes medication pens. The 32G x 4 mm configuration provides a short, fine-gauge option for patients and clinicians who require reliable pen needle performance with a compact injection depth.

BDs product literature identifies catalog number 320122 as the BD Nano Ultra-Fine 4 mm Pen Needle, 100-count box, with NDC/HRI 08290-3201-22 and size 4 mm x 32G.

McKesson lists manufacturer number 320122 as a sterile, disposable, non-safety Ultra-Fine insulin pen needle with 32 gauge, 4 mm length, short bevel, thin wall, surgical steel needle, and polypropylene hub.

Key Benefits

• 32G x 4 mm size supports a fine, short needle option for insulin pen injections.
• Sterile, disposable format supports single-patient, single-use injection safety.
• 4 mm length helps reduce the risk of intramuscular injection compared with pen needles 6 mm and longer when used as directed. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
• 5-bevel needle tip design may help reduce injection discomfort compared with longer pen needles. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}
• Thin-wall construction supports insulin flow through a fine 32G needle. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}
• Compatible with widely used pen injection devices according to BD product literature. :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}
• 100-count box supports routine home care, clinic, pharmacy, and diabetes supply inventory needs. :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}
• Compact needle length may support injection technique without skin pinching for many users when used according to clinician instructions.

Compatibility and Applications

The BD 320122 is intended for use with compatible insulin pen devices and other approved diabetes medication pen systems that accept standard pen needles. Facilities and patients should confirm pen compatibility with the medication pen manufacturer, pharmacy, prescriber, or current product labeling before use.

This product is commonly used in diabetes care, endocrinology clinics, primary care settings, retail pharmacy supply programs, long-term care facilities, home health programs, and patient self-injection routines where compatible pen injection devices are prescribed.

Typical applications include subcutaneous insulin administration and compatible injectable diabetes medication delivery when the medication, pen device, and needle length are appropriate for the patient and prescribed treatment plan.

Usage Guidelines

• Use only with a compatible pen injection device and medication as directed by a licensed healthcare professional.
• Inspect the individual needle packaging before use and do not use if the sterile seal is damaged, opened, wet, expired, or compromised.
• Attach the pen needle securely to the pen device according to the pen manufacturers instructions.
• Prime the pen device if required by the medication pen instructions before injection.
• Use the correct injection site, angle, and technique as instructed by the prescriber, diabetes educator, or facility protocol.
• Do not reuse pen needles because reuse can increase the risk of blocked needles, inaccurate dosing, discomfort, and contamination.
• Remove the needle from the pen after injection according to safe handling instructions.
• Dispose of used needles immediately in an approved sharps container.
• Keep unused needles out of reach of children and store according to product labeling and facility requirements.

Certifications, Safety Standards, and Regulatory Approvals

The BD 320122 is listed as a sterile, disposable insulin pen needle with non-safety design, short bevel, thin wall, surgical steel needle, and polypropylene hub. McKesson also lists HCPCS A4215 and UNSPSC 42142523 for this item. :contentReference[oaicite:7]{index=7}

BD product literature identifies the 320122 pen needle as a 100-count BD Nano Ultra-Fine 4 mm Pen Needle with 32G x 4 mm dimensions. :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8} Healthcare facilities, pharmacies, and purchasers should verify current labeling, regulatory status, compatibility, packaging, expiration dating, and ordering requirements directly through BD, embecta, CIA Medical, or an authorized distributor before implementation.

Comparison with Competitor Products

The BD 320122 is best compared with 32G x 4 mm insulin pen needles from manufacturers such as Novo Nordisk, Owen Mumford, HTL-Strefa, Medline, McKesson, and other diabetes injection suppliers. Compared with longer 5 mm, 6 mm, 8 mm, or 12.7 mm pen needles, the 4 mm length is designed to support subcutaneous delivery while reducing the likelihood of deeper intramuscular injection when used correctly.

Compared with lower-gauge pen needles such as 29G, 30G, or 31G options, the 32G size offers a finer needle profile. Compared with safety pen needles such as BD AutoShield Duo, BD 320122 is a non-safety pen needle and does not include automatic needle shielding; facilities with occupational safety requirements should select a safety-engineered option when required by policy.

Compared with generic pen needles, BD Ultra-Fine Nano pen needles are often selected for brand familiarity, fine-gauge construction, broad pen-device compatibility, and established use in diabetes care supply programs.

Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios

The typical users of BD 320122 include people with diabetes using compatible insulin pens, caregivers, nurses, diabetes educators, endocrinology clinics, primary care teams, long-term care staff, pharmacy teams, and home health professionals supporting prescribed injectable therapy.

This product is especially useful in clinical and home care scenarios requiring a sterile 32G x 4 mm pen needle for routine insulin pen injections. Common use cases include daily insulin administration, diabetes medication pen therapy, patient education programs, pharmacy dispensing, and facility-based diabetes management workflows.

Best Practices for Use and Maintenance

• Store pen needles in their original packaging until ready for use.
• Rotate stock by expiration date and do not use expired needles.
• Confirm the correct needle size and compatibility before dispensing or patient use.
• Use a new sterile needle for every injection.
• Follow a consistent injection site rotation plan as instructed by a healthcare professional.
• Do not share pen needles or pen devices between patients.
• Do not leave the needle attached to the pen after use, as this may affect medication quality, dosing, or leakage.
• Use an approved sharps container for disposal and follow local sharps disposal rules.
• Train patients and caregivers on proper attachment, priming, injection, removal, and disposal technique.
• Review injection technique periodically with a clinician or diabetes educator, especially if the patient experiences leakage, pain, bruising, or inconsistent glucose control.

Regulatory and Safety Information

The BD 320122 is intended for professional and patient use with compatible pen injection devices under appropriate medical guidance. It is a sterile, single-use needle and should not be reused, recapped unnecessarily, shared, bent, modified, or used with incompatible devices.

Used pen needles are sharps and may be contaminated with blood or medication residue. Handle with care, avoid needlestick injury, and dispose of used needles in approved sharps containers according to facility policy and local regulations. Patients should follow their prescribers instructions for medication dose, injection timing, injection site, and technique.

How to Order

Select the BD 320122 - Insulin Pen Needle, 32G x 4mm and add it to your cart. Complete checkout with your preferred shipping and payment options. For bulk orders, quotes, availability confirmation, or further assistance, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312) 275-5850 or use the contact form on this page.