Disposable Syringe (Surrmed) With Needle 23g x 1 (0.6 x 25mm) 5ml 100's

Specification:
Gauge: 23g x 1" (0.6 x 25mm) 5ml - 5cc 100's
Non Toxic
Non-Pyrogenic
Single Use Only

Product Description:

Surrmed Disposable Syringe with Needle 23g x 1 (0.6 x 25mm), 5ml is a high-quality, single-use syringe designed for precise injections, vaccinations, blood draws, and other medical applications. It features a 23-gauge needle (0.6mm diameter) that is 25mm (1 inch) in length and is calibrated to hold 5ml of fluid. These syringes are made from medical-grade plastic to ensure safety, durability, and hygiene. The syringes are sterile and individually wrapped for maximum protection and convenience.

Each box contains 100 syringes with needles, ensuring you have an adequate supply for healthcare settings, clinics, hospitals, or home use. They are designed to minimize the risk of infection and cross-contamination during the administration of medications, vaccines, or injections.

Key Features:

• Needle Gauge: 23-gauge (0.6mm diameter), suitable for general-purpose injections and ideal for intramuscular or subcutaneous injections.

• Needle Length: 25mm (1 inch), appropriate for injections into muscles or beneath the skin (intramuscular and subcutaneous).

• Syringe Volume: 5ml capacity, suitable for medium-volume injections, blood draws, or medication administration.

• Material: Made from medical-grade plastic that is free from harmful substances.

• Sterility: Each syringe is sterile and comes individually wrapped to ensure hygienic use.

• Packaging: Available in 100 syringes per box, making it convenient for bulk purchases.

• Safety: Designed for single use only to avoid the risk of infection or injury.

• Ease of Use: Pre-assembled with the needle, ready for immediate use.

Indications:

Surrmed Disposable Syringes with Needle are used for various medical procedures, including:

1. Injection of Medications:

   • Intramuscular (IM) injections, where the needle is inserted into the muscle tissue for deep medication delivery.

   • Subcutaneous (SC) injections, where the needle is inserted just beneath the skin.

   • Intradermal (ID) injections for allergy testing or tuberculosis tests.

2. Blood Draws:

   • Used for drawing blood samples from veins for tests or blood donation.

3. Vaccinations:

   • Commonly used in clinics and hospitals for administering vaccines.

4. Other Clinical Uses:

   • Suitable for administering fluids, antibiotics, vitamins, or insulin.

Dosage:

The 5ml syringe capacity is typically used for administering medium-volume injections. The dosage of medication to be injected depends on the condition being treated, the physician’s instructions, and the type of medication. Here’s a general guideline for the 5ml syringe:

• Intramuscular (IM) or Subcutaneous (SC) injections usually fall within the range of 0.5ml to 5ml, depending on the medication.

• Ensure that the volume to be injected does not exceed the syringe capacity (5ml).

Always follow the dosage instructions provided by the healthcare professional or product packaging.

Side Effects and Risks:

Since the Surrmed Disposable Syringe is a medical instrument and not a medication, it does not have direct side effects. However, improper use of the syringe or improper handling can result in:

1. Injection Site Reactions:

   • Pain, swelling, redness, or irritation at the injection site.

   • Infection or abscess formation if the injection site is not properly cleaned or sterilized.

   • Hematoma (bruising) or bleeding from the injection site.

2. Needlestick Injuries:

   • Improper disposal or accidental needle-stick injuries can lead to potential transmission of infections.

   • Always dispose of the syringe in a sharps container after use.

3. Injection-related Complications:

   • Allergic reactions to the medication being injected, though not related to the syringe itself.

   • Incorrect injection techniques can lead to complications such as nerve injury or vascular injury.

Contraindications:

Surrmed Disposable Syringes should not be used if:

1. Damaged Packaging: Do not use the syringe if the packaging is damaged or compromised. Only use syringes that are sterile and sealed.

2. Reuse: These syringes are intended for single use only. Reusing syringes can lead to infection or cross-contamination.

3. Incorrect Needle Size: Ensure that the 23-gauge, 25mm needle is suitable for the type of injection. For some types of injections (e.g., intravenous), a smaller or different gauge needle might be required.

4. Needle Contamination: If the needle is contaminated or improperly handled, it could cause infection or injury.

Warnings and Precautions:

1. Proper Disposal: Always dispose of the used syringe in an approved sharps container to avoid injuries and the spread of infections.

2. Hygiene: Ensure sterility by following proper aseptic techniques. Always wash your hands before using the syringe and cleaning the injection site properly.

3. Storage: Store the syringes in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and moisture to maintain sterility.

4. Needle Safety: Use the syringes carefully to prevent needlestick injuries. After use, do not attempt to recap or reuse the needle.

5. Children and Elderly: Ensure proper supervision and care when administering injections to children or the elderly, as they may be more sensitive to injection-related side effects.

Drug Interactions:

The Surrmed Disposable Syringe does not interact with medications as it is an instrument and not a pharmaceutical product. However, if multiple medications are to be administered through injections, ensure the compatibility of those medications to avoid adverse reactions.

Storage:

• Store in a cool, dry place.

• Avoid direct sunlight and heat sources.

• Ensure that the sterile packaging remains intact before use.

Conclusion:

The Surrmed Disposable Syringe with Needle 23g x 1 (0.6 x 25mm), 5ml is a high-quality medical device designed for safe, sterile, and precise injection of medications. With its 5ml capacity, it is suitable for a wide range of applications, including vaccination, blood draws, and injection of medications. The sterile and single-use design ensures hygiene and minimizes the risk of infection. Proper disposal and handling are essential to prevent injuries and infections. Ideal for use in clinics, hospitals, and healthcare settings. Always consult healthcare providers for proper usage and dosage instructions.