Cardinal Health Monoject Non-Sterile Syringes

Cardinal Health Monoject Non-Sterile Syringes are an essential tool for various non-sterile applications in both medical and laboratory environments. These syringes are particularly valuable for handling, mixing, or transferring fluids where sterility is not crucial. Made from latex-free materials, they are safe for individuals with latex sensitivities. The syringes can be autoclaved or gas sterilized, ensuring they can be reused safely in suitable settings.

The syringes feature standard graduations, which allow for precise measurements, aiding in accurate fluid handling. Available in multiple sizes, including 3mL, 6mL, and 60mL, they cater to a wide range of volume requirements. Their bulk packaging offers an economical solution for high-demand environments, such as educational or training facilities. This adaptability, coupled with their non-sterile nature, makes these syringes an excellent choice for flexible applications where sterile processing isn't mandatory.

• Latex-free construction ensures safety for users with latex allergies.
• Available in various sizes, accommodating diverse requirements ranging from small to large volume usages.
• Standard graduations on the syringe barrel for accurate measurement and dosage.
• Bulk packaging is cost-effective and ideal for high-use environments.

• Used for a variety of medical and laboratory applications where non-sterile handling is appropriate, such as fluid handling, mixing, or transferring liquids.
• Ideal for educational settings and training purposes where autoclaving or gas sterilization is required for reuse.

1. Can these syringes be used for administering medications?
These syringes are non-sterile and intended for non-medical purposes unless sterilized appropriately.

2. What sterilization methods are compatible with these syringes?
They can be autoclaved or sterilized using gas methods.

3. Are these syringes latex-free?
Yes, they are made from latex-free materials, ensuring they are safe for those with latex sensitivities.