Description

Syringes that retract automatically

To use the automatic retractable syringe, depress the plunger into the barrel’s base, which causes automated needle retraction. Though appropriate for FDA-compliant safety purposes, the device’s complex design and manufacturing process need a higher price. Accidental needle disengagement is prevalent, contributing to resource and cost waste. The application of sufficient power to depress the plunger to the base of the barrel, causing automated needle retraction, has proven difficult for healthcare practitioners.

Syringes with manual retractability

For manual retractable safety syringes, the plunger head must be engaged with the hub before the operator may retract the needle into the barrel and snap off the plunger. This syringe is basically equivalent to a standard syringe and is less expensive. It is frequently necessary to provide a dead space between administrations in order to avoid early or inadvertent activation of the lock mechanism. This technological restriction prevents precise assessment of virus volume, potentially compromising injection quality.

Retractable Insulin Syringes U-100 are designed to prevent against sharps injuries and include proprietary technology that retracts the needle straight from the patient when activated. Exposure to contaminated sharps is practically eliminated with automatic retraction. The connected needle design keeps the system closed, avoiding drug loss and contamination. Furthermore, Retractable Insulin Syringes U-100 are not reusable and do not include natural rubber latex. Disposal is safe, simple, and inexpensive.