20 Pack 10ml Syringes Colostrum Syringe with Cap,Sterile Colostrum Harvesting, Colostrum Collection Kit, Liquid Measure Syringes for Laboratory, Animal Feeding, Plant Irrigation

Good price/value for money. Exactly like the ones the hospital usually give you. Small little syringes which fit 1ml of liquid in. Each one is individually packaged, so you know they’re clean when you get to using them. They have little lids on the end as well which is great to prevent leakage once you’re done using them. Have since been using for medicine for my newborn as the syringes are small so fit in his mouth well.

I've been using these when working on cars as they're useful to have when liquids go above the max mark so you can just suck the excess out. It seems to handle coolant and brake fluid with ease, and giving how corrosive brake fluid is, they seem to be holding up surprisingly well!Obviously that's what I'm using them for, but you can use them in a whole array of other ways such as feeding animals, taking care of plants etc. They have so many uses and personally I feel you can never have too many syringes! Highly recommended!

I find these handy sized 10ml syringes are ideal for craft work and, in particular, for holding and dispensing woodworking glue in my model boat making hobby.The syringes have clear markings and the rubber piston inside the syringe barrel is very effective.Where these differ ( in a good way) from other syringes that I have used is that the end nozzle is wide enough to draw up the glue into the barrel very easily; the handle stays within the barrel even at full extension; and, there is a click snap closure for keeping the glue inside the syringe without it drying out when not in use.I got these in a pack of 10 and think that they are good quality and good value.

These syringes come in a mailing bag and inside you’ll find 50x syringes. The mailing bag does rip where it is stuck down so isn’t ideal for storage after opening. Each syringe comes sealed in its own disposable pouch and I couldn’t find a way to open it with my hands, so you have top use some scissors to open it.The syringe is lightweight, and it is strong enough to not deform when squeezing it as the plastic has a slight flex but remains sturdy. There are markings for Teaspoons and Millilitres/CC which have a good print and is easy to read. The cap clicks securely in place, so isn’t just wedged on, which I really like as you have to pull it with a certain force for it to release itself with a click. It creates a good seal with no leaks while in place.These are perfect for multiple uses at home such as filling printer ink cartridges, ear drops etc…

Pros:Great Quantity for Value: The pack of 50 is very cost-effective for regular use, especially if you need them for multiple tasks.Sterile and Well-Packaged: Each syringe comes individually wrapped, ensuring sterility, which is crucial for feeding animals or any use that requires cleanliness.Easy to Use and Read: The measurement markings are clear and precise, making dosing very easy and accurate.Leak-Proof Lid: The lids fit well and help prevent any spillage, which is great when you're measuring liquids in advance or transporting them.Cons:Not the Most Durable: The plunger is a bit stiff in some syringes, and it’s not the most durable if you’re using it repeatedly, but it's suitable for single-use applications.Environmental Impact: Since these are single-use, having a large quantity might not be ideal for those who are environmentally conscious.

Price at review: £15.99 (50 pack)You get a whole bag full of individually wrapped syringes. These may not be sterile but they seem the usual medical quality plastic. These work great for feeding orphan animals a milk mixture. The cap is a very handy feature.

I got these for using in my crafting and they are fantastic. Does exactly what i want. I have also popped a couple in my pet corner as they will be great for giving cats or dogs medication orally. So many uses for these and so many in the purchase i shant run out in a hurry. Very pleased.

These are not for injections, they are for dispensing fairly small and measured doses. I am using them to dispense small volumes of skin treatment gel. The plunger can be withdrawn from the barrel, so I can fill the syringe through the open end. Then the plunger fits very closely and pushes the gel forward, expelling air ahead of it. The click-on cap keeps the contents secure and you can even balance the syringe vertically on it. This will work just as well for liquids, of course.The barrel has lots of measurement divisions, so you can control the dose. Depending on the application, you an either dispose of the syringe when emptied, or if you are using it for something like plant feed or a hobby use, you can pull out the plunger and wash it and the barrel.