Syringes
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- Syringe with Luer-Lock attachment and attached draw-up cannula
- Large-volume perfusion syringe (50 ml)
- Clear scale for precise medication dosage
- Available with different needle sizes
- Available with transparent or light-protected syringe
- 3-part disposable fine dosage syringes
- 1ml volume, 0.01 ml graduation
- With Luer connector
- Latex- and PVC-free
- 120 pcs per box
- 3-piece insulin syringe for U-40 insulin
- With Luer connector and without needle
- Made from highly transparent material
- Free from PVC, BPA, DEHP and latex
- EO-sterilised, disposable
- Rapid medication administration
- Flexible stylet for precise application
- For laryngo-tracheal, nasal, and oropharyngeal access
- Particle size approx. 50 μm
- Ideal for awake and difficult intubations
- Includes 5 ml syringe
Syringes for Injection, Administration and Irrigation
Syringes are essential consumables in medical practices, hospitals and care facilities. They are used for drawing up, measuring and administering liquids – for example during injections, irrigations, oral administration or the precise application of small volumes.
Medical syringes differ depending on their intended use in terms of volume, design, connection type, graduation and application. At Praxisdienst, you will find a wide selection of disposable syringes, fine dosing syringes and insulin pens for professional use in healthcare settings.
Which syringe should be used for which application?
The right syringe depends on the intended application, required volume, dosing accuracy and clinical requirements. Syringes are available in different designs and sizes to support a wide range of medical procedures.
Disposable syringes
Disposable syringes are suitable for versatile use in medical practices and hospitals, including drawing up and administering liquids. They are available in different volumes and, depending on the model, feature a Luer or Luer-Lock connection for secure attachment of needles and accessories.
Fine dosing syringes
Fine dosing syringes are used when very small volumes need to be measured and administered with high precision. Their fine graduation supports accurate dosing in applications where exact volume control is required.
Insulin pens
Insulin pens are designed for the subcutaneous administration of insulin. They support controlled dosing and are used in diabetes care, hospitals and patient education.
Syringe features and selection criteria
Which syringe size is the right one?
The required syringe volume depends on the intended application. Smaller syringes are suitable for low-volume doses, while larger syringes are used for applications such as irrigation or drawing up larger quantities of liquid.
When to use 2-piece and when 3-piece syringes?
2-piece syringes consist of a barrel and plunger. 3-piece syringes have an additional sealing ring, which supports smooth plunger movement and comfortable handling.
When to use Luer and when Luer-Lock?
Luer syringes use a push-fit connection with compatible needles or accessories. Luer-Lock syringes are secured with a screw connection and provide a particularly stable and reliable attachment.
When should dosing syringes be used?
Fine dosing syringes are ideal when very small quantities need to be measured accurately. They are particularly suitable for applications requiring precise dosing.
When are oral syringes used?
Oral syringes are specifically designed for the administration of liquids by mouth. They must not be used for subcutaneous, intramuscular or intravenous applications.