Key features and benefits:

2. Plastic handle, with blade-shaped needle tip without guide tube.

3. Sterile, disposable single use needle.

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What is Dry Needling?

Dry needling is more commonly associated with myofascial pain or dysfunction and can be administered by a range of health professionals including specifically-trained physiotherapists and naturopaths. Dry Needles are inserted into 'trigger points' and the therapy is extremely effective in relieving tension pertaining to a range of musculoskeletal injuries. Trigger points are points in a band of muscle that produce pain when pressed. Having a registered practitioner insert a dry needle into these points can assist in relieving the pain in the area.