BD Luer-Lok Syringe, Sterile, Latex-Free, 1mL in 1/100 mL Graduations

What is 58309628-Each BD Luer-Lok Syringe, Sterile, Latex-Free, 1mL in 1/100 mL Graduations?

The 58309628-Each BD Luer-Lok Syringe, Sterile, Latex-Free, 1mL in 1/100 mL Graduations is a single-use, sterile syringe designed for precise delivery of small-volume medications. Manufactured by BD (Becton Dickinson), this 1 mL syringe features 0.01 mL graduation markings for accurate dosing, making it suitable for applications requiring high measurement fidelity. It includes a Luer-Lok tip to securely attach needles and prevent disconnection during use. Each syringe is individually sterile-packaged and latex-free, reducing allergy risks.

Key features

• Sterile Packaging — Individually wrapped to maintain sterility until use.
• Latex-Free — Safe for individuals with latex sensitivities or allergies.
• Precise Graduations — Marked in 1/100 mL increments for accurate dosing.
• Luer-Lok Tip — Ensures secure needle attachment and minimizes leakage.
• 1 mL Capacity — Ideal for low-volume injections like insulin or heparin.
• BD Quality — Made by a trusted medical device manufacturer with global standards.
• Single-Use Design — Promotes safety and reduces infection risk.

Who is 58309628-Each BD Luer-Lok Syringe, Sterile, Latex-Free, 1mL in 1/100 mL Graduations for?

This syringe is designed for healthcare professionals and patients requiring accurate administration of small-dose medications. It is commonly used in diabetes management, anticoagulant therapy, and pediatric dosing. Its latex-free and sterile design makes it suitable for sensitive patients and clinical environments. Home users, nurses, and clinicians benefit from its reliability and precision.

How does 58309628-Each BD Luer-Lok Syringe, Sterile, Latex-Free, 1mL in 1/100 mL Graduations compare?

Compared to standard slip-tip syringes, the Luer-Lok design offers a threaded tip that locks the needle in place, reducing the risk of accidental dislodgement. Its 0.01 mL graduations provide greater accuracy than syringes marked in 0.1 mL increments, making it superior for low-dose applications. While more expensive than basic syringes, its precision, sterility, and safety features justify the cost in clinical and high-accuracy settings. Unlike reusable syringes, it supports single-patient, single-use protocols, enhancing infection control.