3ml Syringe with 23 Gauge 1 inch Needle 100 Count

Description

NIPRO 3ML SYRINGE WITH 23 GAUGE 1 INCH NEEDLE, STERILE, SINGLE-USE SYRINGE WITH DETACHABLE NEEDLE FOR INJECTION 100 COUNT

Today’s healthcare environment demands products that perform well and provide real value. The Nipro 3ml Syringe with 23 Gauge 1 inch Needle delivers on that expectation with a full selection of injection systems built for diverse clinical needs. Their cutting-edge manufacturing processes ensure safe, dependable products with consistent quality.

Features

• Transparent barrel for precise volume reading
• Smooth plunger motion along entire length of barrel
• Large finger grips for secure handling
• Latex-free, BPA-free, DEHP-free, PVC-free
• Available in centric or eccentric tip
• Available with luer lock or luer slip
• Available in 14-30 G
• For use by healthcare professionals only

Specifications

The difference between Centric and Eccentric Tips

Centric Tip (Center Tip)

What it is:
The nozzle is aligned in the center of the syringe barrel.

Best for:

• Standard injections

• Straight, downward pressure

• Most routine medical or research uses

Benefits:

• More balanced push

• Ideal when the needle needs to be inserted straight into the material or tissue

Common in:

• Luer lock syringes

• Luer slip syringes

• General lab use

Eccentric Tip (Offset Tip)

What it is:
The nozzle is off-center, near the edge of the syringe barrel.

Best for:

• When a low-angle injection is needed

• Injecting into flat surfaces or parallel to the skin

• Larger volume syringes where straight entry is difficult

Benefits:

• Makes it easier to inject close to the surface or at shallow angles

• Gives better visibility and control in tight or awkward positions

Common in:

• 20mL–60mL syringes

• Industrial or lab applications

• Veterinary and specialty medical uses

The difference between Centric and Eccentric Tips

Luer Lock

How it works:
The needle twists and locks onto the syringe tip using a threaded connection.

Best for:

• When you need a secure, leak-proof fit

• High-pressure injections

• Thick or viscous liquids

• Research settings where accuracy and safety matter

Benefits:

• Needle won’t accidentally come off

• Reduces risk of leaks or spills

• Most common choice in professional medical and lab environments

Drawbacks:

• Takes a second longer to attach

• Slightly more expensive than slip tips

Luer Slip

How it works:
The needle pushes on and simply slides (slips) into place. No twisting required.

Best for:

• Quick applications

• Low-pressure injections

• Situations where you change needles frequently

Benefits:

• Fast and easy attachment

• More affordable

• Good for routine or low-risk tasks

Drawbacks:

• Less secure than Luer Lock

• Can leak or detach if pressure is high

WARRANTY: This product is covered under the manufacturer’s warranty, subject to their stated terms and conditions.