2,358 devices · GMDN 47017
General-purpose single-use syringes are sterile, disposable devices designed to precisely measure and transfer fluids or gases for medical use. They feature a calibrated barrel and plunger, allowing healthcare professionals to inject or withdraw substances into or from the body or connected medical devices, such as infusion sets or catheters.
These syringes are typically regulated as single-use medical devices and must meet strict sterility and material safety standards. They are widely available in various sizes and configurations, often including features like anti-stick plungers for ease of use, and are commonly supplied in sterile packaging for immediate clinical application.
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