Answer (1 of 6): Butterfly needles are what phlebotomists use when dealing with infants or some elderly patients or those whose veins are too fragile or too deep to find easily. They are of a smaller diameter than the usual ones used on younger adults and folks whose veins are easier to locate. T
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