3cc Luer Lock Syringe (No Needle), Box of 100

Description

Have you ever been at the tail end of a vial, trying to draw out that last drop and your syringe just won’t cooperate? That tiny bit of frustration adds up, whether you’re caring for patients in a clinic, mixing culture media in a lab, or assisting a family member at home. That’s the kind of worry this 3 cc Luer Lock Syringe (No Needle), Box of 100 is designed to eliminate.

Each syringe is precision‑engineered with a low‑dead‑space plunger that extracts nearly every drop, so you’re not left guessing how much medicine is left behind. The silicone-gasketed plunger glides so smoothly and reliably it almost disappears as you push and pull, while the positive plunger stop ensures you never accidentally overdraw. It all adds up to one thing: confidence. A clean, clear barrel with bold 0.2 mL graduations makes reading exact doses easy, even in low lighting. Whether you’re working in a busy hospital or a quiet vet clinic, this syringe feels like an extension of your caring touch and not a tool reminding you of its flaws.

Key Customer Benefits

• Maximized dose delivery, minimized waste: Thanks to the low-dead-space plunger design, this syringe retains almost no residual liquid after full depression; research indicates that low-dead-space syringes can reduce medication waste and even lower infection transmission risk significantly.
• Safer connections with Luer Lock: The screw-on tip ensures a leak-free seal. It won’t pop off under pressure like slip-tip versions, meaning more control and fewer surprises during fluid transfer.
• Precision you can see: Bold, heat-etched graduations at every 0.2 mL help you measure 0.6 mL or 1.4 mL with confidence; even in dim lighting, the markings stay crisp because they’re built to last.
• Consistent glide, fewer interruptions: The silicone-lubricated plunger and positive-stop feature give you anticipatable, smooth plunger movement, no sudden jerks; this precision is particularly valuable in labs, clinics, and caregiving settings.
• Latex-free for sensitive users: Constructed entirely from medical-grade polypropylene and silicone elastomer, the syringe is free from latex, BPA, PVC, or pyrogens. Safe for users with sensitivities.
• Individually sterile for on-demand use: Each syringe arrives ETO-sterilized and individually blister-packed, so it stays sterile until the moment you need it, great for unpredictable clinical or at-home situations.
• Bulk convenience with reliable supply: With 100 syringes per box, you won’t find yourself scrambling for supplies mid-care routine; clinic admins, veterinarians, and home caregivers appreciate the reduced cost and improved ordering simplicity.

Product Description

Imagine late-night lab work or pre-dawn clinic prep, you’re measuring a small but critical dose, and you can’t afford second-guessing. That’s exactly where the 3 cc Luer Lock Syringe (No Needle), Box of 100 steps in. These syringes were designed to fit seamlessly into your routine, no drama, just confidence.

What it is: a sterile, single-use, 3 mL syringe built from transparent, medical-grade polypropylene; it has bold 0.2 mL graduations and a smooth, low-dead-space plunger that nearly eliminates leftover liquid. The barrel is crystal-clear for easy viewing, and the silicone-lubricated plunger glides consistently, gently stopping at a positive end point to prevent spills or overdrawing.

How it works: you twist the syringe tip onto any Luer Lock-compatible needle or cap; the screw-on seal ensures a tight hold, so fluids move only where you intend them to go. As you draw or push, the plunger’s design makes sure almost every last drop is used, no sits in the tip or barrel, which is crucial for expensive or precise solutions.

What makes it different: compared to traditional high-dead-space syringes, this low-dead-space design significantly reduces wasted medication, and World Health Organization guidelines recommend LDSS to reduce both waste and infection risk. Studies show that shorter residual volumes can lower disease transmission and help you squeeze up to 19 percent more doses from multi-dose vials.

In your hands, this syringe becomes more than plastic; it becomes peace of mind. Whether you’re drawing vaccine doses, antibiotics, culture media, or insulin, that smooth glide, secure lock, and clear measurement reduce stress. It’s the kind of tool that quietly boosts both accuracy and care.

Product Specifications

Specification	Details
Brand / Model	Exel 26200 3 mL Luer‑Lock Syringe, Box of 100; low‑dead‑space plunger, no needle included.
Capacity	3 mL, graduated in clear 0.2 mL increments
Graduations	Heat-etched, bold, easy-to-read markings every 0.2 mL; durable even in dim lighting
Barrel Material	Transparent medical-grade polypropylene; crystal-clear for visual inspection
Plunger Seal	Silicone-lubricated elastomer stopper; low-dead-space design; positive plunger stop prevents overdraw/spillage
Tip Type	Standard Luer-Lock with cap; accommodates any Luer-compatible needle; no needle included
Sterilization & Packaging	ETO-sterilized; individually blister-wrapped in tamper-proof packaging; sterile until opened
Certifications	Non-toxic, pyrogen-free, latex-free; CE-marked; meets industry sterility standards
Safety Features	Positive plunger stop; latex-, BPA- and PVC-free; minimizes contamination risk
Box Quantity	100 syringes per box, tray-packed; bulk case available (10 boxes/case)
Country of Origin	China

 

How to Use / Installation Guide

1. Start with clean hands and workspace: Wash thoroughly with soap and warm water, or use a strong hand sanitizer; set up a clean, flat surface like a tray or countertop to minimize contamination.
2. Open the sterile pouch carefully: Tear the blister pack at the edge and lift out the syringe by holding only the barrel and plunger; this keeps the tip sterile and ready for a clean attachment.
3. Test the plunger’s glide and stop function: Gently draw air into the syringe and push the plunger; you should feel a smooth glide until it hits the positive stop; this confirms the seal and prevents accidental overdrawing.
4. Secure the Luer Lock tip: Twist on your Luer Lock-compatible needle or cap until snug and wobbly-free; this lock prevents leaks or separation during use.
5. Draw fluid to your desired dosage: Submerge the tip in liquid, pull back to the needed graduation; the low-dead-space plunger ensures virtually no liquid remains behind inside the syringe.
6. Eliminate air bubbles for accuracy: Point the syringe tip upward, tap to encourage bubbles to the top, then lightly depress the plunger until bubbles are expelled; this avoids inaccurate dosing or injection issues.
7. Proceed with administration or transfer: For injection, hold the syringe like a pencil, insert the needle at the correct angle, then press down steadily until the plunger stops; for transferring fluid, squeeze evenly until finished.
8. Dispose of the syringe properly: Immediately discard the used syringe, with any attached needle, into a puncture-resistant sharps container; never recap a needle or toss it loosely once used.
9. Replace and store fresh stock: Keep extra syringes in a clean, dry area; check expiration dates and integrity of the pouch before use, replace anything expired or compromised.

FAQs

Q1. What makes a Luer Lock syringe safer than a slip-tip version?

A Luer Lock syringe features a threaded tip that screws onto the needle hub; this creates a leak-resistant seal that won’t loosen under pressure. Slip-tip syringes rely on friction, which can be less secure during precise or forceful applications.

Q2. How accurate are the 0.2 mL graduations?

The barrel includes heat-etched, bold markings at every 0.2 mL. These are durable and designed to stay visible, helping you draw common doses, like 0.6 mL or 1.4 mL, with confidence, even in lower light .

Q3. Why is “low dead space” so important?

Low dead space means there’s barely any residual fluid after you push the plunger all the way. That means less medication wasted, especially critical with costly doses, and reduced infection risk when equipment is shared. For example, using low-dead-space grabs up to 19% extra vaccine doses per vial and plays a key role in WHO guidelines for reducing blood-borne infections.

Q4. Are these syringes compatible with infusion pumps?

Yes, 3 cc Luer Lock syringes are compatible with common pump models like Alaris and Graseby. They support precise flow rates, some down to 0.01 mL per hour, just check your pump’s manual to confirm correct size and brand acceptance.

Q5. Can they be used with people who have latex allergies?

Absolutely. These syringes are made from medical-grade polypropylene and silicone, with no latex, BPA, or PVC. They’re also non-pyrogenic, making them safe for sensitive users.

Q6. What’s the shelf life and how do I keep them sterile?

Each syringe is ETO-sterilized and sealed in its own blister pack. As long as the packaging is intact and you store them in a cool, dry place, they’ll stay sterile until the printed expiration date. If the pouch is torn or expired, don’t use it.

Q7. What needle should I use with this syringe?

Any Luer Lock needle fits snugly, common picks include 25 G×½″ or 22 G×¾″ for injections, or 18 G×1½″ for thicker fluids. Just choose based on your fluid’s viscosity and the injection site.

Q8: Is it okay to reuse the syringe?

No. These are single-use disposables. Reusing increases risk of infection and dosing inaccuracy. Always dispose in a proper sharps container after use.

Q9. Some people say air bubbles don’t clear fully, what should I do?

If bubbles get stuck near the tip, hold the syringe vertically, tap gently to let air rise, then slowly push the plunger until fluid reaches the tip. If that doesn’t help, withdraw more liquid and repeat.

Final Thoughts

You’ve explored how the 3 cc Luer Lock Syringe (No Needle), Box of 100 can transform routine into reassurance. It delivers precision, minimizes waste, and fits into your care flow; whether you’re in a clinic, lab, vet setting, or home environment.

But having the right syringe is just one part of responsible practice. Proper disposal matters. Every used syringe needs a safe home in a puncture-resistant, FDA-cleared sharps container immediately after use. This simple step protects not just you but everyone around you, from waste handlers to curious children, by reducing needlestick injuries and the risk of spreading bloodborne infections like hepatitis B, C, or HIV.

When you combine a low-dead-space syringe, which significantly cuts leftover medication and helps reduce waste or infection risk, with conscientious disposal, you’re not just taking care of fluids. You’re caring for people and systems too.