Medline Sterile Toomey Irrigation Syringe, 1 Each

Sterile Toomey Irrigation Syringe, 1 Each

This sterile Toomey irrigation syringe is a disposable 70 cc syringe for irrigation tasks that call for a Toomey tip. It fits workflows where buyers want adapters included and a thumb ring that helps reduce hand slippage during handling. An elongated tip with an extra-large orifice supports removal of clots and mucous shreds, and each syringe comes sterile in a Tyvek pouch.

Good Fit For

• Irrigation setups that require a Toomey tip syringe
• Clinical workflows needing both catheter and luer tip adapters
• Single-use sterile syringe selection

Key Features

• Toomey tip contro-piston syringe for irrigation use
• Includes catheter tip adapter and luer tip adapter for added connection flexibility
• Sterile, disposable 70 cc format for single-use clinical workflows
• Thumb ring helps minimize hand slippage during handling
• Elongated tip with extra-large orifice supports removal of clots and mucous shreds
• Packed sterile in soft packaging with a Tyvek lid

Applications and Usage

• Irrigation procedures using a Toomey tip syringe
• Setups where a catheter tip adapter may be needed
• Setups where a luer tip adapter may be needed
• Removal of clots and mucous shreds

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This syringe is a disposable single-use option.
• The included adapters may help if your setup varies between connection types.
• A 70 cc capacity may be preferable when a larger irrigation syringe is needed.

FAQ

• What type of syringe is this? This is a sterile Toomey irrigation syringe with a contro-piston design.
• What adapters come with the syringe? The syringe comes with both a catheter tip adapter and a luer tip adapter.
• What is the syringe capacity? This syringe has a 70 cc capacity.
• Is this syringe sterile? Yes. Each syringe is packaged sterile in a Tyvek pouch.
• What handling detail may help during use? The syringe has a thumb ring designed to minimize hand slippage during handling.

From Medline.