Medline Standard Hypodermic Syringes with Needle, 400 Each per Case

Standard Hypodermic Syringes with Needle, 400 Each per Case

Standard hypodermic syringes with needle are a sterile needle-and-syringe combo for buyers who need ready-to-use syringes in case quantities. This format can fit clinical and professional purchasing workflows where clear graduations and an attached needle help support routine preparation and administration tasks. Each syringe is 10 mL with a 20 gauge needle and a Luer lock tip.

Good Fit For

• Clinical supply purchasing in case quantities
• Routine workflows that use sterile syringe-and-needle combinations
• Settings that need 10 mL syringes with a 20 gauge needle

Key Features

• Needle-and-syringe combo helps streamline selection and setup
• Sterile format supports ready-to-use clinical workflow
• 10 mL syringe size suits applications that call for this capacity
• 20 gauge needle offers a defined needle specification for purchasing consistency
• Graduation markings help support measured fill volumes
• Case quantity of 400 works for higher-volume facility purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Stocking sterile syringe and needle combinations for routine facility use
• Purchasing 10 mL syringes for departments that need this specific capacity
• Supporting workflows that rely on graduation markings for measured fills

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This is a standard safety type product, so buyers seeking an alternate safety design should review that requirement before ordering.
• The syringe uses a Luer lock tip, which may matter if your protocol or connected components call for a specific tip style.
• The needle is detachable, which may be relevant for workflows that prefer or require that configuration.

FAQ

• What syringe size is this? This syringe is 10 mL.
• What needle gauge comes with this syringe? The attached needle is 20 gauge.
• Is this syringe sterile? Yes. This syringe and needle combo is sterile.
• What tip type does the syringe use? The syringe uses a Luer lock tip.
• Is the needle detachable? Yes. The needle is detachable.

From Medline.