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The Ava double-needle syringe is designed for reconstituting and drawing medication into the syringe through a wide-bore (18-gauge) red needle attached to the syringe. For injection, the second needle, with a gauge appropriate for the syringe volume, is substituted and provided separately. In 15% of injections, the needle tip may be damaged by striking the vial or ampule bottom when passing through the vial’s rubber stopper. Any damage to the needle tip can cause pain, irritation, and minor bleeding after the injection, with the severity depending on the extent of the damage. When injecting combination drugs such as penicillin, contact between the needle tip and the vial’s rubber stopper or bottom can dull or damage the needle. Drawing thick medications or powder mixtures may clog the needle, leading to slow or leaking injections from the syringe nozzle, and can prolong the injection time. Drawing medication with a separate, larger-gauge needle and then switching needles prevents these issues. Additionally, for intramuscular injections, the injection needle should be changed after drawing the medication to ensure it remains clean, dry, and sharp.
- Designed and manufactured according to international standards ISO 594, ISO 7864, ISO 7886-1, ISO 6009, and national standard ISIRI 770
- Significant pain reduction during injection
- Prevents the transmission of environmental infections from the vial to the patient and the occurrence of abscesses at the injection site
- Facilitates drug reconstitution in the vial and its withdrawal into the syringe
- Reduces the risk of injury at the injection site
- Syringe barrel made from medical-grade polypropylene
- Gasket made from medical-grade TPR
- Silicone-coated needle for reduced injection pain and irritation
- Medical grade 304 stainless steel needle
- Transparent barrel with easy-to-read graduations
- Sterilized by ethylene oxide
- Expiration: 3 years from production date