Why Choose Monoject Syringes?

Premium Safety: Each syringe is individually packaged, sterile, and engineered for single use to prevent cross-contamination and infection risk. Precision Dosing: Clearly marked, bold graduation markings (ml/cc) for accurate medication measurement and administration. Latex-Free & DEHP-Free: Manufactured from non-toxic, medical-grade polypropylene and polypropylene/polyethylene plunger materials, safe for those with latex allergies. Variety of Needle Sizes & Types: Available in a full range of gauges and lengths for intramuscular, subcutaneous, and intradermal injections, as well as flush, irrigation, and oral medication delivery.

What is a Monoject syringe used for?

Monoject syringes are versatile devices used for administering injections (intramuscular, subcutaneous, intradermal), oral medication delivery, blood draws, flushing IV or feeding lines, wound and cavity irrigation, and veterinary use.

Are Monoject syringes single-use only?

Yes, Monoject syringes are strictly single-use to prevent contamination and ensure sterility for every procedure.

What is a Monoject syringe made of?

Monoject syringes are constructed from high-quality, medical-grade, latex-free polypropylene with a siliconeized rubber plunger and DEHP-free components for maximum safety.

What is a Monoject needle used for?

Monoject needles are designed for safe injections, blood sampling, medication delivery, and fluid withdrawal, with sizes suited for every injection and procedural need.

How to use a Monoject syringe?

Select the appropriate size and type, maintain sterility, draw medication or fluid, attach the correct needle if needed, and administer as directed by your healthcare provider. Dispose of immediately after use.

When to use Monoject?

Use whenever precise, sterile administration or withdrawal of fluids is required—whether for injections, oral medication, irrigation, or lab work.

Can I use the same syringe multiple times?

No. For your safety and infection prevention, Monoject syringes and needles are strictly single-use only.

What are the three types of syringes for injection?

The three common types are Luer Lock, Luer Slip, and Insulin/Oral Syringes.

What is a syringe without a needle called?

A needleless syringe, often used for oral medication, irrigation, or feeding.

Are Monoject syringes safe to use?

Absolutely. Monoject syringes meet strict FDA and ISO standards for medical safety and sterility.

Monoject Syringes

Shop our Monoject Syringes for safe, precise medication delivery and superior patient care. Ideal for hospitals, clinics, dental, and veterinary practices, Monoject Syringes ensure sterile, easy, and accurate injections for medications, vaccines, and insulin. Featuring latex-free construction, leak-resistant design, and clear dose markings, they promote infection control and comfort. Perfect for medical professionals needing reliable, high-quality syringes for all health applications.

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Monoject Hypodermic Needles without Safety 18 Gauge 1 1/2" Inch, 100/Box
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