Medline Nonsterile Bulb Irrigation Syringe, 50 Each per Case

Nonsterile Bulb Irrigation Syringe, 50 Each per Case

This nonsterile bulb irrigation syringe is a one-hand syringe with a soft, pliable bulb for controlled drawing and expelling of volume. It fits clinical workflows that need an easy-to-grip irrigation syringe that can stand on end between uses, including general exam rooms. This case quantity supports routine facility purchasing, and the syringe is latex free.

Good Fit For

• general exam rooms
• clinical areas needing one-hand irrigation control
• facilities standardizing on latex-free supplies

Key Features

• Soft, pliable bulb helps support controlled drawing and expelling of volume
• One-hand grip supports easier handling during irrigation tasks
• Bulb design stands on end, which can help in clinical workflow
• Latex-free construction may help facilities meet latex-free requirements
• Nonsterile format suits settings that do not require a sterile syringe
• Case packaging supports department or facility replenishment

Applications and Usage

• Routine irrigation tasks in general exam rooms
• Clinical use where a syringe that stands on end can support workflow
• Departments purchasing irrigation syringes by the case for ongoing use

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• Choose this nonsterile version only when a sterile syringe is not required.
• This syringe uses a bulb tip format, so buyers should confirm that tip style matches their workflow.
• Case purchasing may be a better fit for recurring departmental use than for occasional single-item needs.

FAQ

• Is this bulb irrigation syringe sterile? No. This is a nonsterile bulb irrigation syringe.
• Is the syringe latex free? Yes. This bulb irrigation syringe is latex free.
• How is this syringe designed to handle? The syringe has a soft, pliable bulb for control of drawn or expelled volume and an easy-to-grip design that can be used with one hand.
• Can the syringe stand upright between uses? Yes. The control bulb is designed to stand on end, which can be useful in clinical settings.
• Where is this bulb irrigation syringe commonly used? The available use setting information points to general exam rooms and other clinical areas that use bulb-style irrigation syringes.

From Medline.