Disposable Syringes Without Needle, Luer Slip, 3ml 100 Count

I have to give my newborn with reflux an oral dose of liquid Zantac twice a day. It’s a small amount, only .6ml, and the bottle from the pharmacy is a small neck that their own syringes won’t fit into (so I have to use this awkward tube). These have made it so much easier, I’m able to easily draw an accurate amount and administer the medication. The lip at the very top makes it easy to hold and not fall into a medicine bottle. Syringe does not stick and is easy to pull and push evenly. Also, the price is excellent. I don’t need to stress about losing my one syringe and washing it constantly. I can simply unwrap, use, and toss. Makes my hectic life with a newborn and toddler just a bit easier.

We have been giving my son acid reflux medicine for over a year now twice a day. We started at 2 months and he's now 16 months. I hate washing syringes over and over again and most syringes don't have enough lines to get precise measurements. We've had different doses of .8 ml, 1 ml, 1.3 ml, and all have been easy to read and give to my son. We also use these syringes as a way to keep track of whether or not he's had his medicine. In the morning, we give him his medicine, rinse out the syringe, and put it back in the plastic and sit it by the medicine bottle. This way we know that if an opened syringe is sitting there, we already gave him his medicine. At night, we give it to him and then throw the syringe away. It's worked really well for us. When we used reusable syringes we could never remember.

Perfect for my needs. (Nursing orphaned squirrel back to health.)Using the same syringe multiple times causes the plunger to start sticking, which makes the formula squirt out much faster than it should. This can aspirate a small mammal, which can kill the little one.These syringes depress very smoothly. For the price, I don't feel guilty about throwing these out and grabbing a new one after a couple washes!

My veterinarian kept giving me Luer lock tip syringes to medicate my cat. The "slip tip" is perfect and makes giving my cat liquid medication SO MUCH EASIER. I don't need a needle. It isn't that type of medication. I am giving an oral medication and the slip tip is perfect to lift the cat's lip and squeeze the liquid in. Thanks.

I’ve been using these syringes for years for liquid meds for my dog. This last box has been changed. I reuse the syringes several times, washing them out and laying out to dry. This box, the plunger of the syringe has a notch in it and a lot of times as I wash them, the plunger breaks. I wish they would go back to the old design.

My wife and I use these (without needle) to get liquid medication into the mouth of an elderly cat with a heart condition. As he needs to take multiple medications morning and evening, the smooth operation of the syringe is important and as one medication is particularly sticky, we have to clean them after use but they still become tacky very quickly.We can't use the lock-type syringe, it won't enter the mouth.It's not just the syringe, the service of the order has to be good so we neither overstock nor have too much lag time.So it was an outstanding thing to find a supplier, syring and price point that met all our objectives.

Very good for dispensing medicine to dogs. Others don't have a protruding part to point into puppies mouths. These do. I like that much more.

My son has a g-tube and insurance does not cover many syringes. I like to predraw a lot of his meds since he has so many. I've ordered multiple sizes of the Care Touch syringes and really like them. I know they are technically singe use but I can generally get 3-5 uses out of each syringes before having to discard on account of the rubber plunger getting tough to push. I also purchase 2 piece (no rubber) oral syringes elsewhere but they are not as specific as these so for all his meds that require anything more specific than a .5 increment (ie 2.5 vs 2.6), I use the Care Touch syringes.My only wish is they had caps as I have to purchase caps elsewhere as well. Hoping Care Touch makes reusable syringes at some point so I can get all my syringes via Amazon Prime.Also hoping as the feeding tube community switches to enfit standard, Care Touch will begin manufacturing enfit syringes.