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One of the common methods for injecting medication solutions into a patient’s body for controlling and treating their illness is using a syringe. During injection, the medication is drawn into the syringe chamber through suction and then injected into the living body. There are various classifications based on volume, needle type, components, and syringe type, with volume and type being two crucial characteristics for introducing and marketing the product. Syringes are classified by volume (in cc) into 0.5, 1, 2, 2.5, 3, 5, 10, 20, and even 30 and 50 cc syringes. Based on the type of syringe tip, syringes are divided into 4 categories: Luer-lock syringes (with threaded tip), Luer-slip syringes or 6-degree tapered syringes, off-center syringes, and catheter syringes.
- Designed and manufactured according to international standards ISO 594, ISO 7864, ISO 7886-1, ISO 6009, and national standard ISIRI 770
- Suitable for injections and blood collection
- Syringe body made from medical-grade polypropylene (Medical grade P.P.)
- Needle coated with silicone to reduce injection pain and irritation
- Needle made of medical-grade 304 stainless steel
- Transparent barrel with clear markings
- Sterilized with ethylene oxide gas
- Expiry date: 3 years after production