Safetyglide Tuberculin Syringe 27g X 1/2, 1 Ml (100 Count)

What is 58305945-Box Safetyglide Tuberculin Syringe 27g X 1/2, 1 Ml (100 Count)?

The 58305945-Box Safetyglide Tuberculin Syringe 27g X 1/2, 1 Ml (100 Count) is a sterile, single-use medical device designed for precise delivery of small medication volumes up to 1 milliliter. Featuring a 27-gauge, 1/2-inch needle, it ensures minimal patient discomfort during subcutaneous or intradermal injections. Packaged 100 per box, these syringes are manufactured for reliability in clinical, home care, or diabetes management environments where accuracy and safety are critical.

Key features

• Precision Graduations — Clear 0.01 mL markings for accurate dosing.
• 27g X 1/2-Inch Needle — Thin, short needle reduces pain and improves injection control.
• Safetyglide Mechanism — Retractable or shielded needle design helps prevent needlestick injuries.
• 1 mL Capacity — Ideal for tuberculin tests, insulin, or low-volume medications.
• Sterile & Individually Wrapped — Ensures contamination-free use per syringe.
• Latex-Free — Safe for individuals with latex sensitivities.
• Universal Luer Lock — Secure attachment for reliable performance.

Who is 58305945-Box Safetyglide Tuberculin Syringe 27g X 1/2, 1 Ml (100 Count) for?

This syringe is designed for healthcare professionals administering allergy testing, PPD skin tests, or insulin therapy, as well as patients managing chronic conditions at home. Its safety design benefits high-volume clinics aiming to reduce occupational exposure risks. The fine gauge needle suits individuals with needle sensitivity, including pediatric or geriatric patients.

How does 58305945-Box Safetyglide Tuberculin Syringe 27g X 1/2, 1 Ml (100 Count) compare?

Compared to standard polypropylene tuberculin syringes, the Safetyglide series offers enhanced needlestick protection, making it superior in safety compliance. While conventional 27g syringes provide similar dosing accuracy, few integrate active safety mechanisms. It matches premium brands in performance but may carry a slightly higher cost than non-safety models. For users prioritizing safety and precision, it outperforms basic disposable syringes commonly used in routine injections.