Dermal Filler Cannula and Introducer: Pack Guide

A dermal filler cannula and an introducer needle should be identified as separate components in a clinic enquiry. If a product offer includes both, record the specification and quantity of each.

Build a component-by-component record

Component	Specification to record	Quantity to confirm
Filler cannula	Manufacturer, product reference, gauge, length and connector information	Number per pack and number of packs
Introducer needle, where applicable	Its own product reference, gauge and length	Whether supplied separately or as an identified pack component
Other included items	Exact description from the offer	Quantity stated in the quotation

Read the actual pack statement

Manufacturers may list cannulas and introducer needles separately within a box-contents statement. For example, the TSK STERiGLIDE manufacturer listing identifies both component types. Its pack statement applies to that product and is not a NovaClin Labs contents claim.

For the item you are considering, check the current quotation and label. A photograph of one component should not be used to infer what accompanies it.

Keep component selection with the practitioner

The clinician should determine the required components using the relevant product instructions and professional assessment. A shared gauge label does not, by itself, establish that two different items form an appropriate combination.

This pack guide provides an ordering record; it does not describe an entry technique or prescribe a size for a treatment area.

Send your product enquiry

Include the required component specifications, quantities, clinic name and delivery PIN code. Ask NovaClin Labs to confirm current offered options and supplied contents before ordering.

Review the cannula information page or send a component-specific enquiry.