Science Purchase Disposable Luer-Slip Tip 3mL Syringe, Sterile without Needle, 100 Count

These syringes were purchased for long term injections of B12 for my older cat who is having liver trouble. These syringes have worked great for subcutaneous injection of B12. Standard sized 20 gauge needles fit fine on the end of these syringes for weekly injections. These syringes are very inexpensive and provide enough quantity for 2 years of injections.Dimensions can be seen in the photos I have attached.Included are one hundred (100) individually-wrapped syringes WITHOUT the needle.Pros:*Inexpensive*Smooth operation*Graduation marks are not easily rubbed off.Cons:*NoneAdditional Considerations:These do not come with the needles. You will need to order standard fit needles. I personally use 20 gauge for my cat. He seems to accept those pretty well.Overall: 5/5 stars (>=.5 rounds up, <.5 rounds down) => 5 starsIf you have any further questions regarding the product in my review please leave a comment below and I will get back to you as soon as possible.

Each of these are individually packaged, easy to open,excellent quality and the best pricing you'll find. These make it so easy to give medicine to my pets and they work nice and smooth. So far, one has lasted me since I bought them, about 3 weeks now and still using the one. These will last quite awhile. I still have the luxury of using a fresh one every week if I want to as well.

I bought the wrong kind of syringes. I am sure they are perfect if these are the type of syringes you are looking for. No problem with quality. Great price, etc Just make sure you purchase the correct type. I wish I would have paid attention and read and looked a little closer at the tip of these syringes. I bought them for giving pet medicine.. and even though they are of a size that would fit in the medicine bottle, the end is more recessed than what I would have liked to have had, a feature which would make it more difficult to squirt the medicine into kitty's mouth. If I would have gotten a packing slip with these syringes, I would have returned them. For now, they sit unused and live in the craft room taking up space.

Very nice, sterile, well marked syringe with easy plunger action (no grabbing). I use these for weekly injections for my husband (then dispose), also use for crafting. They hold up well with multiple uses (wash and re-use) for measuring flavors or fine glueing. Cost about $1.50-2.00 at the pharmacy.

This is a horrible product! I have a cat I give medications to frequently and thought these would work. Wrong. They stick constantly with the medicine staying in the syringe unless I push extremely hard. Then the medicine squirts suddenly and violently, nearly choking my cat a couple of times. I know these are cheap, but they are not worth it. They don't hold up for any repetitive use and don't even work well the first go round. I just ordered some amber ones at about a dollar a syringe made by another company. A lot more money, but hey, they work like a charm, smooth and gentle. These cheap ones are not worth the savings in terms of aggravation and frustration.

I did receive the product in good condition. This was correct and what I wanted and it was what I ordered. I was surprised that it was shipped in a bag. When I opened the bag they all came falling out of the bag as individuals. I am surprised they were not in a box, but everything seem good. I would buy again from them.James in Texas

I sue it to give petromalt to my cat. It works well, just the tip of the device has some sort of groove that is hard to clean. I reuse the syringe multiple times to save money and the petromalt is quite stuicky and hard to get out. That ring with the groove is useless in my eyes and withouot it I would give 5 stars.If you use it only one time or use it with non sticky liquid, then I think this problem doesn't count

Tired of crappy syringes given to you by your vet?? Buy these instead and make your pet's medication time easier. The tip at the end makes it so much easier for your pet to take their liquid medications. U just need to sneak it into the side of their mouth....as opposed to jamming the whole end of the syringe in there. It goes right in between their teeth so no more forcing their mouth open. My dog only takes 1 mil of meds per day but I still use 3 mil syringe as its quicker to dose him and using a 1 mil the plunger is pulled all the way back risking falling out the end n losing all meds in process.