The Dynarex Irrigation Syringes offer an essential tool for effective wound care and fluid irrigation. Available in a 60cc capacity, these syringes cater to various medical needs, featuring both bulb and piston designs. Sterile options come in packs of 50, ensuring patients receive high-quality care with minimized risk of infection. The sterile piston syringes are crafted for precision and control during irrigation procedures, making them especially valuable in surgical or emergency settings.

The non-sterile versions are perfectly suited for non-critical environments where sterility is not of paramount concern. The large 60cc capacity ensures that medical personnel do not need to frequently refill the syringe during use, optimizing workflow. Whether for delicate procedures like ear irrigation or more vigorous tasks such as wound cleansing, Dynarex Irrigation Syringes deliver reliable performance. Each syringe is constructed with durability and functionality in mind, ensuring it meets the high standards demanded by healthcare professionals.

Key Features:

• Sterile syringes ensure minimized risk of infection, making them ideal for medical use. The large 60cc capacity reduces the frequency of refills during irrigation procedures, offering convenience and efficiency.
• Available in both bulb and piston configurations to suit different medical needs. The robust build provides durability, while the precision-engineered tips aid in accurate fluid delivery.

Uses:

• Dynarex Irrigation Syringes are designed for wound irrigation, ear cleaning, and surgical site rinsing. These syringes are perfect for flushing catheters or feeding tubes, ensuring patients receive comprehensive care. They are also employed in laboratory settings for various irrigation tasks.

FAQs:

1. Are the Dynarex Irrigation Syringes reusable?
No, Dynarex Irrigation Syringes are designed for single-use to ensure sterility and prevent cross-contamination.

2. What is the difference between the bulb and piston syringes?
Bulb syringes are designed for more gentle irrigation, whereas piston syringes allow for more controlled and forceful irrigation, depending on your medical needs.