Medline Sterile Colored Medication Syringes, 6 mL, 10 Each per Case

Sterile Colored Medication Syringes, 6 mL, 10 Each per Case

Sterile colored medication syringes are intended for aspiration and injection of contrast, saline, or medication. They are a practical choice for cath lab and interventional radiology settings where high-pressure performance matters. This 6 mL syringe is red and uses a fixed male LL tip.

Good Fit For

• Cath lab procedures
• Interventional radiology workflows
• Aspiration and injection of contrast or saline
• Medication preparation and delivery where a 6 mL syringe is needed

Key Features

• For aspiration and injection of contrast, saline, or medication
• Polycarbonate construction withstands high pressure ratings in the cath lab and interventional radiology
• 6 mL syringe size supports measured medication or fluid handling
• Fixed male LL tip for the specified connection style
• Red color can help support visual identification in workflow

Applications and Usage

• Aspiration of contrast during imaging-related procedures
• Injection of saline in cath lab or interventional radiology settings
• Medication injection when a 6 mL syringe format fits the task

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• Check the fixed male LL tip style against your required connection before ordering.
• Choose the 6 mL capacity only when that fill volume matches your workflow.
• This syringe is color-coded red, which may matter if your team uses color for identification.

FAQ

• What is this medication syringe used for? This medication syringe is used for aspiration and injection of contrast, saline, or medication.
• Where is this syringe commonly used? The syringe is suited for cath lab and interventional radiology settings, where the polycarbonate body is intended to withstand high pressure ratings.
• What size is this syringe? This syringe has a 6 mL capacity.
• What tip type does this syringe have? This syringe uses a fixed male LL tip.
• What color is this syringe? This syringe is red.

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