Why Choose Our Tuberculin Syringes?

Exact 1mL (1cc) Capacity: Perfect for limited medication volume, such as TB tests or allergy shots. Ultra-Fine Gauge Needles (typically 25–27 gauge, 1/2" length): Minimizes discomfort, ideal for intradermal and subcutaneous injections. Latex-Free & Non-Toxic Materials: Reduces risk of allergic reactions for safer injections. Leak-Proof, Clear Graduations: Enhanced dosage control for healthcare professionals and home use. Sterile, Single-Use Packaging: Prevents cross-contamination and infection. Universal Compatibility: Suitable for TB, insulin, PPD, vaccines, and heparin administration.

What is the difference between a tuberculin syringe and a regular syringe?

A tuberculin syringe is a specialized syringe with a 1mL capacity, designed for low-volume, high-precision injections, typically for intradermal or subcutaneous administration (e.g., TB and PPD tests). Regular syringes come in various sizes (1mL to 60mL) and are generally used for larger volume injections or aspirations.

What is a tuberculin syringe?

A tuberculin syringe is a 1mL syringe calibrated in 0.01mL increments, most commonly used for TB testing, PPD injection, allergy testing, and precise medication dosing.

Yes, the standard tuberculin or TB syringe is 1mL in volume for accurate intradermal injections.

What type of syringe is used for a TB test?

A 1mL tuberculin syringe with a fine gauge (usually 27 gauge, 1/2 inch needle) is specifically used to administer TB (Mantoux) tests.

Can I use a tuberculin syringe for insulin?

While you can use a tuberculin syringe for insulin, it's best to use dedicated insulin syringes for diabetes management, as they are specially marked in insulin units for precise dosing.

What syringe do you use for PPD?

A tuberculin syringe (1mL) is used for PPD (purified protein derivative) skin testing for tuberculosis detection.

Where do you inject tuberculin?

Tuberculin is injected intradermally, typically on the inner surface of the forearm.

What size needle is a tuberculin syringe?

A tuberculin syringe usually comes with a 27-gauge, 1/2 inch (13mm) needle for optimal intradermal delivery.

What are the side effects of a tuberculin syringe?

Side effects are rare, but may include mild skin redness, swelling, itching, or slight pain at the injection site. Severe reactions are uncommon.

How much can a tuberculin syringe hold?

A tuberculin syringe holds up to 1mL (1cc) of liquid.

Can you use a tuberculin syringe for heparin?

Yes, a tuberculin syringe can be used for precise subcutaneous heparin dosages, especially for lower dosages.

What gauge needle is used for TB?

Typically, a 27-gauge needle is used for TB (Mantoux) testing.

How to use a tuberculin safety syringe?

Draw the exact medication dosage (up to 1mL). Choose the site (usually the forearm). Stretch the skin and insert the needle bevel up into the dermis at a 5–15-degree angle. Inject slowly, creating a small wheal. Dispose of the syringe safely after single use.

Tuberculin Syringes

Shop our premium selection of Tuberculin Syringes, ideal for precise medication and allergy testing. Our syringes ensure accurate dosing, featuring easy-to-read measurements and ultra-sharp needles for patient comfort. Trusted in hospitals and clinics, these sterile, single-use syringes are essential for tuberculosis testing, vaccine administration, and insulin injections. Buy tuberculin syringes online for reliable, safe, and efficient medical and healthcare use, compliant with all top industry and safety standards.

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