15 devices · GMDN 12506
An oral medicine dropper is a device used to draw up and dispense liquid medication in single drops, primarily for infants or young children who require precise dosing. It consists of a hollow tube with a bulb at one end to create suction and a narrow tip at the other for controlled drop delivery.
This category includes reusable devices commonly made from glass or plastic with a rubber teat, designed for repeated use after cleaning. As a reusable medical device, it is subject to general regulatory requirements for such products, including standards for materials, design, and reprocessing, though specific classification varies by jurisdiction.
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