Crafted by trusted market leaders like Becton, Dickinson & Co (BD) and Terumo, offering unmatched quality for a range of applications. Making them perfect for medical professionals and healthcare facilities. They meet high standards to ensure reliable performance and patient safety.
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Medical syringes for the precise and controlled administration of drugs
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3-part syringes ensure minimal medicine wastage for accurate dosing
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Popular latex free sterile BD luer slip syringes in a variety of sizes
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For clinical applications where avoiding needle disengagement is crucial
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Used for administering oral medication - ideal for the elderly or babies
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Produced in a more sustainable way, minimising environmental impact
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Long tip for irrigation and for use with luer connections
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Designed for irrigation or to connect to tubing and luer connections
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Large 50ml or 100ml concentric syringes with catheter tip
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Ready-to-use, sterile pre-filled flushing syringes containing sodium chloride
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Syringes all made from disposable plastic
When it comes to selecting the ideal syringe, understanding the different types available is key. Each option has different features, like size and connection type each with a specific use and application. Knowing what you are buying and why is important.
The volume of a syringe plays a significant role in its application. Depending on what you intend to inject or draw, you may want to use a 1ml syringe or 5ml syringe for a smaller amount. Or for larger amounts such as those used in a venous injection, a 10ml syringe may be better.
As well as this the markings located on the syringe will be more precise to the size. Selecting the correct size will improve accuracy and ease of use.
Syringes come with various tip types designed for different applications, some common options include:
Choosing the right tip type is vital for ensuring usability and safety.
Ideal for injections requiring a secure and reliable connection to other medical devices. Featuring a threaded, 'locking' design, it provides a tight fit. This makes it compatible with different needles, catheters, and devices. It helps reduce the risk of detachment during use.
Provides a friction-fit connection. This helps the clinician insert the syringe tip into the needle hub or attaching device in a push-and-twist manner. This will ensure a connection that is less likely to detach. Simply sliding the attaching device into the syringe tip will not ensure a secure tip.
Allows for work requiring closer proximity to the skin. Generally used for venipunctures and aspiration of fluids. (Also see luer slip instructions above).
Tip is positioned in the middle of the syringe. This allow for connection to ports, needles and tubing as needed. (Also see luer slip instructions above).
Used for flushing (cleaning) catheters, gastrostomy, tubes and other devices. Insert catheter tip securely into catheter or gastrostomy tube. If leakage occurs, refer to your facility's guidelines.
Below you can find some of the Luer Slip and Luer Lock syringes available:
Medical syringes for the precise and controlled administration of drugs
3-part syringes ensure minimal medicine wastage for accurate dosing
Popular latex free sterile BD luer slip syringes in a variety of sizes
For clinical applications where avoiding needle disengagement is crucial
Certain procedures call for specialised syringes, to help provide optimal dosage. Choosing the correct type helps ensure results and user comfort.
Check out some of the speciality syringes available below:
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Graduated in 1 unit intervals, for doses over 30-50 units
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Graduated in 1 unit intervals, for doses between 30-50 units
Used for administering oral medication - ideal for the elderly or babies
Ready-to-use, sterile pre-filled flushing syringes containing sodium chloride
Safe disposal is critical for preventing injury, contamination, and the spread of infectious diseases. Used syringes and needles pose serious health risks to healthcare workers, patients, and the public if not disposed of correctly. Always use approved sharps disposal containers, which are puncture-resistant and designed to prevent accidental needle sticks. Following proper disposal procedures not only ensures a safer environment but also complies with health and safety regulations, protecting everyone involved.
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Securely Dispose of Sharps with SAFELOC™ - Safety and Convenience Combined
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Solid pharmaceutical waste such as medicine in or out of packaging
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Sharps contaminated with cytotoxic and cytostatic medicines
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Partially discharged & empty sharps including medicine contaminated
Disclaimer: This information is intended for educational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare professional for proper guidance on syringe and needle usage.
