Hospital Medical Use Disposable Plastic 1ml 3ml 5ml 10ml 20ml 50ml Luer Lock Luer Slip Syringe

Description

1. Introduction

2. Volume – Based Application Breakdown

• 1ml Syringe
  • Precision – Oriented Use: Ideal for procedures demanding exact small – volume dosing. In dermatology, it is used for injecting fillers or local anesthetics with pinpoint accuracy. In pediatric medicine, it ensures accurate administration of medications like growth hormones or certain vaccines.
  • Graduation Precision: Features fine graduations, often with an accuracy of ±0.01ml, enabling medical staff to measure minute amounts precisely.
• 3ml Syringe
  • General – Purpose Use: Commonly employed in general medical practice. It is a go – to for intramuscular vaccinations, such as the annual flu shot. Also used for drawing small – volume samples for laboratory tests, like blood for basic hematology screenings.
  • Versatile Capacity: Strikes a balance between the small – volume precision of the 1ml syringe and the larger – volume requirements of some procedures, making it suitable for a broad range of applications.
• 5ml Syringe
  • Wound Care and Subcutaneous Injections: Frequently used in wound irrigation, where its capacity allows for effective cleaning of moderate – sized wounds. Also, it is a popular choice for subcutaneous injections in adult patients, delivering medications like insulin or heparin.
  • Optimal Volume for These Applications: Provides enough fluid volume for wound irrigation while maintaining ease of handling for subcutaneous injections.
• 10ml Syringe
  • IV Injections and Aspiration: Useful for intravenous injections of medications that require a larger volume, such as some antibiotics or electrolytes. Also, it can be used for aspirating fluids from body cavities, like synovial fluid from joints in orthopedic procedures.
  • Larger – Volume Delivery: Allows for efficient and quick delivery of medications or aspiration of fluids in medical procedures where a larger quantity is involved.
• 20ml Syringe
  • Surgical and Laboratory Use: In surgical settings, it is used for irrigating larger wounds, ensuring thorough cleaning before wound closure. In laboratory environments, it can be used to transfer larger volumes of liquid samples, such as in microbiology for inoculating culture media.
  • High – Volume Requirements in Specific Settings: Meets the need for a significant volume of fluid in both surgical and laboratory applications.
• 50ml Syringe
  • Dialysis and Veterinary Applications: In dialysis units, it is used to draw or inject large amounts of dialysis fluid. In veterinary medicine, it is suitable for administering medications or fluids to larger animals, like horses or cows.
  • Heavy – Duty Volume Handling: Designed to handle high – volume requirements in specialized medical fields.

3. Luer Lock vs Luer Slip: A Comparison

4. Material and Construction

• High – Quality Medical – Grade Plastic: All syringes in the series are constructed from top – notch medical – grade plastic. This material is lightweight, which reduces the fatigue of medical staff during extended use. It is also highly durable, capable of withstanding the stresses of filling, injection, and handling without cracking or deforming.
• Biocompatibility: The plastic is biocompatible, ensuring that it does not cause any adverse reactions when in contact with the patient’s body. This is of utmost importance, especially during invasive procedures.
• Transparent Barrel: The syringes feature a transparent barrel, allowing medical staff to clearly view the volume of fluid inside. The graduations on the barrel are bold and easy to read, ensuring accurate dosing.

5. Disposable Nature

• Infection Control: Being disposable, these syringes are a cornerstone of infection control in healthcare settings. After each use, they can be safely discarded, preventing cross – contamination between patients. This significantly reduces the risk of spreading infectious diseases, such as hepatitis or HIV.
• Cost – Efficiency and Convenience: Eliminates the need for time – consuming and expensive sterilization processes. This not only saves time but also reduces the overall cost of healthcare operations, making them a practical choice for hospitals and clinics.