Medline Standard Hypodermic Syringes with Needle, 100 Each per Box

Standard Hypodermic Syringes with Needle, 100 Each per Box

Standard hypodermic syringes with needle are a sterile needle-and-syringe combo for buyers who need ready-to-use injection supplies. This option fits clinical and professional care settings where clear graduations and a secure Luer Lock tip matter for everyday workflow. Each syringe is 5 mL with a 20 gauge, 1.500 needle, and the box packs 100 each.

Good Fit For

• Clinical supply rooms stocking standard sterile syringes
• Professional care settings needing syringe-and-needle combos
• Routine purchasing of boxed injection supplies

Key Features

• Sterile needle-and-syringe combo supports ready-to-use clinical workflow
• 5 mL syringe size suits applications that call for this volume format
• Luer Lock tip helps buyers select the connection style they need
• Graduation markings support measured filling and dosing tasks
• 20 gauge needle with 1.500 length offers a specific needle format for selection
• Box of 100 each works for routine purchasing and department supply needs

Applications and Usage

• Stocking sterile hypodermic syringes for everyday clinical use
• Selecting a 5 mL syringe with attached needle for standard workflows
• Buying boxed syringes where Luer Lock tip format is required

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This is a standard safety type, so buyers looking for a safety-engineered format should review that detail before ordering.
• Tip format matters for workflow selection; this syringe uses a Luer Lock tip.
• Needle gauge and length are specific on this item, so confirm they match your protocol before purchase.

FAQ

• What syringe size is this? This hypodermic syringe is 5 mL.
• Does this syringe come with a needle? Yes. This is a needle-and-syringe combo.
• What tip type does this syringe use? This syringe uses a Luer Lock tip.
• Is this syringe sterile? Yes. This syringe is sterile.
• What needle size is included? The needle is 20 gauge with a 1.500 length.

From Medline.