Cardinal Health Syringe Tip Cap Monoject Beige, Sterile, Polyolefin Plastic, 1200/CS

Syringe Tip Cap Monoject Beige, Sterile, Polyolefin Plastic, 1200/CS

This syringe tip cap is a sterile closure for luer-lock or regular luer syringe tips. It helps reduce contamination and spills until the syringe is ready to use, which can support cleaner workflows in clinical and professional care settings. This Monoject cap comes in beige plastic and is intended for single use.

Good Fit For

• Clinical syringe preparation workflows
• Settings that need capped syringes held until use
• Buyers standardizing around luer-lock or regular luer syringe tips

Key Features

• Fits luer-lock or regular luer syringe tips for flexible syringe compatibility
• Helps prevent contamination and spills before the syringe is used
• Sterile, single-use format supports clean handling
• Polyolefin plastic construction
• Caps are positioned upright in tray wells to support organized access
• Not manufactured with DEHP

Applications and Usage

• Capping a syringe after preparation until it is ready to use
• Reducing spill risk during syringe handling and staging
• Covering luer-lock syringe tips in clinical workflows
• Covering regular luer syringe tips before use

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Material: Plastic.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Confirm your syringes use luer-lock or regular luer tips before ordering
• This cap is intended for single use
• Color is beige, which may matter for visual standardization in supply rooms

FAQ

• Will this syringe tip cap fit both luer-lock and luer-slip syringes? Yes. This syringe tip cap is designed to fit luer-lock or regular luer syringe tips.
• Is this syringe tip cap sterile? Yes. This syringe tip cap is sterile.
• What is the cap made from? The cap is made from polyolefin plastic.
• How does this cap help in use? The cap helps prevent contamination and spills by covering the syringe tip until you are ready to use it.
• Are the caps arranged for easier handling? Yes. The polyolefin plastic caps are positioned upright in tray wells, which can help keep them organized during handling.

From Monoject by Cardinal Health.