6-0 Ethilon Black Suture, 18" P-3 Needle | 1698G
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Features & benefits
A 6-0 nylon monofilament for skin and long-term retention — non-absorbable, permanent hold with very low tissue reactivity, dyed black for visibility. Comparable to Ethilon®, on a 18″ P-3 reverse-cutting needle.
Why it performs
Permanent hold. Minimal reactivity.
Sterile, single-use, lot-traceable · 4–5 year shelf life, never short-dated.
Specifications
The detail that matters.
| Suture Type | Non-Absorbable |
| Suture Material | Polyamide 6 (Nylon) |
| Suture Size | 6-0 (Very fine gauge for delicate procedures) |
| Suture Length | 18 inches (45 cm) |
| Needle Type | P-3, Cutting Edge Prime Reverse |
| Needle Length | 13 mm |
| Quantity per Box | 12 sutures |
| Color | Black |
| Directionality | Unidirectional |
| Needle Color | Silver |
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How ProNorth compares
Same standard. Better price, faster shipping.
Name-brand market range is a typical blended estimate across major distributors (e.g. KDental, McKesson, Henry Schein); confirm current pricing with your rep.
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✧ Reviews
What buyers say.
Switched our whole clinic over from a name brand. Identical handling, knots beautifully, and the savings are real at volume.
Low memory, easy to throw, and they actually ship when they say they will. Reorder takes ten seconds now.
Excellent prices and top-notch service. We use them exclusively for our surgical stapling equipment.
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