MYCO Medical

10/21/2026

Needle design can play an important role in blood collection procedures.

Quality, precision, and consistency may help support smoother blood draw procedures and clinician confidence.

That’s why healthcare professionals may look for safety-focused solutions designed to help support procedural performance.

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10/19/2026

Support your blood collection workflow with the right essentials.

The RELI® Blood Collection Tube Holder is designed for use with conventional multiple-sample blood collection needles up to 1-1/2 inches in length, making it a practical addition to routine blood collection procedures.

Key features include:
✔ Compatible with conventional multiple-sample needles
✔ Disposable for single-use applications
✔ Not made with natural rubber latex
✔ Available in cases of 1,000 units

Equip your healthcare team with blood collection essentials from MYCO Medical.

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10/14/2026

A smoother blood collection process starts with the right needle.

The RELI® Safety Blood Collection Needle is designed to support healthcare professionals with features that help improve handling, identification, and safety during blood collection.

Key features include:
✔ Hinged safety shield with an audible click at final lock
✔ Siliconized short bevel needle for smooth insertion
✔ Color-coded design for easy gauge identification
✔ Luer lock multi-sample needle for added security
✔ Computerized grinding and 100% visual camera inspection

Support your blood collection workflow with RELI®.

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10/13/2026

A safety syringe that "did not retract." A shield that "got in the way." When entries like these fill a sharps injury log, the device usually takes the blame.

Surveillance data tell a different story: most injuries involving safety-engineered devices happen before or without activation. Learn how passive and active designs differ, why activations get skipped, and what to check before standardizing on a device.

Read our latest blog: https://mycomed.co/i6t

10/07/2026

The RELI® Disposable Skin Stapler is designed for use in wound closure procedures. Its ergonomic features are intended to support handling, while its design aims to help clinicians manage application during use.

For clinical teams reviewing surgical supplies, factors such as grip, handling, and how a product fits into existing procedures may be worth considering. Take a closer look at the RELI® Disposable Skin Stapler’s design and specifications to assess whether it meets your facility’s needs.

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10/05/2026

Blood collection devices should support both safety and ease of use. The RELI® Safety Slide™ features flexible color-coded wings, a cartridge sliding design, an audible final-lock click, and one- or two-handed irreversible activation.

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10/01/2026

Education, screenings, and support empower individuals in the fight against breast cancer.

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09/30/2026

Built with a siliconized short-bevel needle designed to support smoother insertion, the RELI® Safety Blood Collection Needle with Attached Tube Holder is manufactured using computerized grinding and a visual inspection process.

Color-coded gauges support easy identification, while the disposable sterile design helps support infection control practices for routine clinical use.

Ready to support your blood collection process? Connect with MYCO Medical today to learn more.

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09/29/2026

When a needle feels “dull” or a blood draw suddenly stops, the needle itself may not always be the cause.

Bevel orientation and handling technique can affect needle performance. Learn when bevel up is commonly used, when bevel down may help, and what to consider when troubleshooting.

Read our latest blog:

What a needle bevel is, why bevel up is standard, when bevel down helps, and why a “dull” needle may be technique-related.