BD 405671 - Spinal Tray with 25G x 3" High-Flow Spinal Needle, Bupivacaine HCL (0.75%) with Dextrose (8.25%) 2mL, Lidocaine HCL (1%) 5mL, Epinephrine (0.1%) 1mL, and Clear Drape, 10/CS

BD 405671 - Spinal Tray with 25G x 3" High-Flow Spinal Needle, Bupivacaine HCL (0.75%) with Dextrose (8.25%) 2mL, Lidocaine HCL (1%) 5mL, Epinephrine (0.1%) 1mL, and Clear Drape, 10/CS

The BD 405671 Spinal Tray is a sterile, single-use procedural kit designed to support safe, efficient, and standardized spinal anesthesia. This tray includes a 25G x 3" high-flow spinal needle for precise intrathecal access, along with essential anesthetic medications such as Bupivacaine HCL (0.75%) with Dextrose (8.25%) 2mL, Lidocaine HCL (1%) 5mL for local infiltration, and Epinephrine (0.1%) 1mL as clinically indicated. A sterile clear drape is also included to maintain aseptic conditions throughout the procedure. Engineered for reliability and consistency, this tray supports clinicians in performing spinal anesthesia across surgical, obstetric, and pain management settings.

Key Benefits

The trays 25G high-flow spinal needle offers a balance of reduced insertion discomfort and consistent cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) return, supporting accurate administration of intrathecal anesthesia. The included Bupivacaine with dextrose provides a heavy (hyperbaric) spinal anesthetic suitable for lower-body surgical cases, while Lidocaine HCL enables comfortable local infiltration prior to needle insertion. Epinephrine (0.1%) may be used to prolong block duration when clinically appropriate. The integrated clear drape supports maintained sterility, helping protect both patient and clinician. Because all components are packaged together, the tray reduces setup time, minimizes variability, and supports procedural efficiency.

Tray Components

• 25G x 3" High-Flow Spinal Needle
• Bupivacaine HCL (0.75%) with Dextrose (8.25%) 2mL
• Lidocaine HCL (1%) 5mL
• Epinephrine (0.1%) 1mL
• Sterile Clear Drape

Compatibility and Applications

This spinal tray is optimized for intrathecal anesthesia and is commonly used in orthopedic procedures, cesarean deliveries, general lower-body surgeries, and certain pain management interventions. It integrates seamlessly into standard anesthesia workflows and is compatible with spinal introducer needles (if used), sterile prep kits, and standard anesthetic documentation processes. The medications included are intended for licensed anesthesia providers trained in intrathecal drug administration.

Usage Guidelines

Prepare the procedural field using full aseptic technique. Use Lidocaine HCL (1%) for local infiltration at the insertion site. Advance the 25G spinal needle carefully until CSF return confirms intrathecal placement. Administer the Bupivacaine with dextrose solution according to clinical guidelines. If Epinephrine is used to extend block duration, verify correct dosage and compatibility with institutional policies. Maintain sterile field integrity with the included drape. Dispose of all syringes, needles, unused medication, and packaging according to sharps and biohazard protocols.

Certifications, Safety Standards, and Regulatory Approvals

The BD 405671 tray meets regulatory standards for sterile, single-use spinal anesthesia kits. Medications included in the tray meet pharmaceutical-grade purity and sterility requirements. BDs manufacturing quality ensures the spinal needles structural reliability, bevel integrity, and flow performance. This tray supports compliance with anesthesia safety standards and infection-prevention guidelines.

Comparison with Competitor Products

Compared to traditional or partially stocked spinal kits, the BD 405671 tray offers superior convenience and consistency. The high-flow spinal needle provides reliable CSF confirmation and smooth intrathecal delivery, while competing trays may include lower-quality needles with inconsistent performance. BDs inclusion of a hyperbaric Bupivacaine solution, along with local anesthetic and optional epinephrine, makes this tray more comprehensive than many competitor kits.

Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios

This spinal tray is primarily used by anesthesiologists, CRNAs, and anesthesia residents performing intrathecal anesthesia. It is ideal for settings such as operating rooms, obstetric units, ambulatory surgery centers, and pain management clinics. The components are designed to support reliable, repeatable outcomes in elective, urgent, and emergent spinal anesthesia cases.

Best Practices for Use and Maintenance

Confirm medication labels and expiration dates before use. Use sterile technique throughout all handling. Verify needle placement by observing CSF return before administering intrathecal anesthetic. Adjust patient positioning as clinically appropriate to ensure optimal block spread. Observe patients for expected sensory and motor changes and follow institution protocols for spinal anesthesia monitoring. Discard all components immediately after use; the tray is single-use.

Regulatory and Safety Information

The BD 405671 Spinal Tray complies with sterile medical device regulations, anesthesia practice guidelines, and OSHA sharps safety standards. The medications included are prescription-only and must be administered by authorized clinical personnel. All components are intended for single use to ensure sterility and prevent cross-contamination.

How to Order

To order the BD 405671 Spinal Tray with High-Flow Needle and Anesthetic Medications, add the item to your cart and complete the secure checkout on the CIA Medical website. For bulk anesthesia department orders, product substitution guidance, or procurement support, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312) 275-5850 or use the contact form on this page. Our team is prepared to assist hospitals, surgical centers, and obstetric units with high-volume purchasing needs.