The BD 20 mL Syringes are designed for precision and comfort, featuring the trusted Luer-Lok™ and other versatile tip options to meet diverse medical needs. Each syringe is meticulously crafted to ensure accurate medication administration and fluid collection.

These syringes offer a choice between sterile and non-sterile options, catering to various healthcare settings from hospitals to private practices. With latex-free materials, they are safe for patients with latex allergies. The sterile convenience pack trays are ideal for those requiring immediate, ready-to-use options, while the bulk packaging is cost-effective for high-volume users. Choose BD syringes for reliability in every application, ensuring patient safety and care.

Key Features:

• The BD 20 mL Syringes offer a Luer-Lok™ Tip option, ensuring a secure connection that minimizes the risk of needle disengagement.
• These syringes are crafted from latex-free materials, making them safe for use in patients with latex allergies.
• The syringes come in various packaging options, including sterile convenience packs and non-sterile bulk packaging.

Uses:

• The BD 20 mL Syringes are ideal for medical settings requiring precise medication delivery and fluid collection, including hospitals and clinics.
• These syringes can be used for general and intravenous medication administration, fluid collection, and other therapeutic applications.

FAQs:

1. Are these syringes reusable?
No, the BD 20 mL Syringes are single-use and should be disposed of after use to maintain hygiene and prevent contamination.

2. What is the significance of the Luer-Lok™ Tip?
The Luer-Lok™ Tip provides a secure connection that locks into place, minimizing the risk of needle disconnect during use.

3. Can these syringes be used for intravenous injections?
Yes, the BD 20 mL Syringes can be used for intravenous medication administration when paired with the appropriate needle.

4. Do these syringes contain any latex?
No, the syringes are made from latex-free materials to prevent allergic reactions in sensitive patients.