The Cardinal Health Monoject™ Syringe Tip Caps offer a reliable and efficient solution to preserve the sterility of syringes in medical settings. These caps are ideal for professionals who need to maintain a high level of hygiene and prevent contamination or leakage during storage or transportation. They are specially designed to fit snugly on both luer tip and luer lock syringes, ensuring a secure seal.

The caps are autoclavable, providing the added benefit of being sterilized repeatedly without degradation. Each cap is positioned upright in tray wells, further minimizing the risk of contamination by eliminating direct contact. This packaging design allows for easy handling and placement, making day-to-day operations smooth and efficient for healthcare professionals. Their reliable performance and compatibility make them an essential component in any medical facility's inventory.

Key Features:

• Compatible with both luer tip and luer lock syringes, the Monoject™ Syringe Tip Caps from Cardinal Health are versatile and essential for maintaining the sterility of your syringes.
• These syringe tip caps are autoclavable, ensuring that they can be easily sterilized without compromising their integrity or performance.
• Individually packaged in tray wells, these caps are positioned upright to facilitate easy handling and application, preventing direct contamination during use.

Uses:

• The Cardinal Health Monoject™ Syringe Tip Caps are used to securely seal and protect the luer tips of syringes to maintain sterility and prevent leakage or contamination during storage or transport. Effective for both luer lock and slip tip syringes.

FAQs:

1. Are these syringe tip caps reusable?
No, the Monoject™ Syringe Tip Caps are designed for single-use only to ensure maximum sterility and safety.

2. Can these caps fit any syringe?
These caps are designed to fit both luer tip and luer lock syringes, making them versatile for various applications.

3. What does autoclavable mean?
Autoclavable means that the syringe tip caps can be sterilized in an autoclave, a machine used to sterilize equipment by using steam under pressure.