SoftPack Tuberculin Syringes
SoftPack tuberculin syringes are sterile, single-use, individually packaged syringes with or without an attached needle.
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Product description
Ordering information
Product description
SoftPack tuberculin syringes are sterile, single-use, individually packaged syringes with or without an attached needle.
- Ultra comfort, anti-coring needle produces a consistently sharp needle for more comfortable injections
- Low dead space on permanent needle syringe minimizes waste of medication
- Improved silicone needle lubricant reduces needle shaft drag providing virtually pain-free injections
- Laser-welded cannula and "hubless" needle design (permanent only) assures cannula integrity
- Convenient, individually packed inner cartons are ready to ship for distributors and makes it easy for clinicians to dispense contents
- Polypropylene barrel and plunger rod
- Latex-free plunger tip
Ordering information
| Order Code | Description | Ship Case |
|---|---|---|
| 1180125058 | Monoject™ 1 mL Tuberculin Syringe, Detachable Needle, 25 G x 5/8" (0.508 mm x 1.6 cm) | 500 |
| 1180125158 | Monoject™ SoftPack TB Syringe 1mL 25 X 5/8" | 500 |
| 1180126038 | Monoject™ 1 mL Tuberculin Syringe, Detachable Needle, 26 G x 3/8" (0.457 mm x 1.0 cm) | 500 |
| 1180127012 | Monoject™ 1 mL Tuberculin Syringe, Detachable Needle, 27 G x 1/2" (0.406 mm x 1.3 cm) | 500 |
| 1180128012 | Monoject™ 1 mL Tuberculin Syringe, Permanent Needle, 28 G x 1/2" (0.356 mm x 1.3 cm) | 500 |
| 1180100555 | Monoject™ 1 mL Tuberculin Syringe, Regular Tip | 500 |
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Reference: 1. OSHA. Bloodborne pathogens and needlestick prevention: Evaluating and controlling exposure. https://www.osha.gov/SLTC/bloodbornepathogens/evaluation.html. Accessed August 12, 2020.