Disposable Syringes are available in a variety of sizes to match a variety of standard gauge needles for a wide range of applications. It is sucked back by pulling back the plunger of the syringe before or during the injection. For intraoral local anesthesia, it is recommended to use a 2ml syringe with a 23 gauge needle and a 3ml syringe with a 25 gauge needle. Next, let's take a look at the questions and answers to Disposable Syringes.
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Four questions for Disposable Syringes.
Can Disposable Syringes be used repeatedly?
Disposable Syringes consist of a core rod, a piston, a jacket, and a disposable sterile injection needle. It is mainly used for suctioning liquids or injecting liquids. First, what situations are Disposable Syringes mainly used for?
This product is only suitable for subcutaneous or intramuscular injection, as well as venous blood tests, etc., and is used by medical personnel. In addition, it is used for other purposes, or it is strictly prohibited for non-medical personnel to use. Second, what types of Disposable Syringes are there? According to its specifications and models, there are mainly: 1ml, 2ml, 3ml, 5ml, 10ml, 20ml, 30ml, and 50ml Disposable Syringes. Third, the general price of Disposable Syringes? We always offer the best price based on the current market.like 10ml is just USD0.0261/PC, FOB.The actual price shall prevail. Fourth, what is the development history of Disposable Syringes? As early as the 1760s, monographs on intravenous infusion appeared in Germany. In the early 19th century, syringes and needles were invented. 1853 Syringe and needle combination. Afterward, a scale is added to the syringe barrel and the needle is finer. In the 1950s, the rapid development of the plastics industry injected new elements into the production of syringes. In 1956, New Zealand doctors invented the disposable plastic syringe.
Disposable Syringes should not be used repeatedly. Repeated use is dangerous behavior. Many diseases are transmitted through blood, such as AIDS or some infectious diseases. Repeated use of Disposable Syringes may cause diseases, and using the same syringe to draw different drugs may lead to drug reactions, which are not good for health.
Cause disease: Disposable Syringes cannot be reused, otherwise they will easily spread disease. Syringes are generally used for intravenous injection or intramuscular injection into the human body. During intravenous injection, the needle of the syringe will contact blood. If Disposable Syringes are reused, it is easy to transmit infections through blood, such as hepatitis B, AIDS, and other diseases. In addition to spreading diseases, if the used syringes are not well preserved, the needles are stained with bacteria and then enter the blood, which may lead to contamination of the blood of the injected person. In severe cases, sepsis or even shock may occur.
Drug reaction: It is also dangerous to use the same Disposable Syringes to draw two different drugs. During the second extraction, there will be residues of the previous drug in Disposable Syringes. If the two drugs react at this time, or other patients are allergic to the previous drug, it will cause harm to the body and may cause allergic reactions. It can cause skin itching, redness, and in severe cases, anaphylactic shock.
Disposable Syringes are present precisely because repeated use of syringes can have serious consequences. For the health of yourself and others, Disposable Syringes should not be reused, and medical procedures should be performed by professional medical personnel. If you are interested in our Disposable Syringes or have other Disposable Medical Products needs, you can contact us, our website is https://www.medtrue.com/, you are welcome, and look forward to cooperating with you.
