Doctor Needles Stainless Steel Economy 18G x 3/8in 12 Packet
Doctor Needles Stainless Steel Economy 18G x 3/8in 12 Packet
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$5.50
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$5.50
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Cost effective stainless steel reusable hypodermic needles for treating livestock. Luer-lock hub for use with syringes and guns; plastic pack holds 12 needles.
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Description
Description
Cost effective stainless steel reusable hypodermic needles for treating livestock from Shoof Farm. Needles retain stability & sharpness through repeated use. Luer-lock hub can be used on syringes and guns or for non-sterile vaccination. Protective plastic pack holds 12 needles.
- Cost-effective stainless steel needles
- Retain stability and sharpness
- Luer-lock hub can be used on syringes & guns
- Protective pack holds 12 needles
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Product Details
Product Details
- Brand: Doctor Needles
- Net Weight: 0.0kg
- Gross Width: 75mm
- Gross Depth: 10mm
- Gross Height: 60mm
- Unit Volume: 45000mm³
Pickup and Delivery
Pickup and Delivery
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Pick up available at all Farmlands branches.
- Your order will be ready for pick up from your selected branch within 5-7 working days.
- You will receive an email when your order is ready for pick up.
- If the product is not available in-store and needs to be ordered, please note that this may result in longer processing times.Â
- Learn more about in-store pick-up here.
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Delivery Information
We aim to dispatch your order within 2-5 working days.
- Delivery to New Zealand addresses only, excluding outer islands (Chatham Island, Stewart Island, Kawau Island, Waiheke Island, Matakana Island, Great Barrier Island and d’Urville Island).
- Multiple deliveries may be required (at no extra cost to you).
- Shipment of dangerous goods may incur additional charges.
- Shipment of oversized items may incur additional charges.
- Remote addresses and dangerous goods may take longer.
- If your product is unavailable in-store and needs to be ordered, we will notify you.
- Learn more about delivery here.
