265 devices · GMDN 63095
General-purpose syringes and needles are sterile, single-use devices designed for precise injection or withdrawal of fluids or gases. They feature a calibrated barrel and plunger, often paired with a non-retractable needle (attached or detached), and are used across medical procedures—from fluid transfers to sample collection—where a versatile, reusable-free solution is needed.
These devices are typically regulated as single-use medical instruments, requiring compliance with sterility and manufacturing standards. They’re widely available globally, supplied in sterile packaging for immediate clinical use, and may include features like anti-stick plungers for ease of operation.
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