Busse Hospital Disposables Inc. 148 Syringe 2 oz Sterile

The Busse Hospital Disposables, Inc. 148 Syringe is a high-quality, sterile medical device designed for use in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, and home care environments. This 2 oz syringe is particularly useful for administering medications, vaccines, or other injectable substances in a safe and controlled manner, providing healthcare professionals with a reliable tool for patient care.

The Busse Hospital Disposables, Inc. 148 Syringe is intended to provide a precise and efficient means of dispensing fluids, making it an essential item in medical facilities. The syringe's design and functionality enable healthcare professionals to accurately measure and administer the required dosage, reducing the risk of errors and ensuring patient safety. With its sterile packaging and single-use design, this syringe helps minimize the risk of infection and contamination, making it an ideal choice for healthcare providers.

Key Features

• Sterile and individually packaged to reduce the risk of infection and contamination
• 2 oz capacity for administering a wide range of medications and substances
• Precise measurement markings for accurate dosing
• Single-use design to prevent cross-contamination and ensure patient safety
• Latex-free and pyrogen-free for reduced risk of adverse reactions
• Easy-to-use design for efficient and convenient administration
• Compatible with standard syringe needles and other medical equipment

Product Specifications

The following specifications apply to the Busse Hospital Disposables, Inc. 148 Syringe:

• Dimensions: 6.5 inches (length) x 1.25 inches (diameter)
• Weight: approximately 2.5 oz
• Materials: latex-free, pyrogen-free, and sterile
• Compliance: meets or exceeds relevant FDA and ISO standards for medical devices
• Compatibility: compatible with standard syringe needles and other medical equipment

Ideal For

The Busse Hospital Disposables, Inc. 148 Syringe is suitable for use in a variety of healthcare environments, including:

• Hospitals and inpatient care facilities
• Outpatient clinics and medical offices
• Emergency medical services (EMS) and first response teams
• Home healthcare and hospice care
• Long-term care facilities and nursing homes
• Pharmacies and compounding facilities