Product Description

Terumo 10 mL Luer Lock Syringes are high-quality, sterile, and single-use medical devices, frequently used in clinical, dermatological, and hospital settings for the precise injection of fluids or aspiration of samples. The Luer Lock tip ensures a secure, leak-proof connection to needles and tubing, making them particularly suitable for procedures requiring high stability and control. Capacity: 10 mL (or 10cc). Tip Type: Luer Lock (secure, threaded twist-on connection). Structure: 3-part design (barrel, plunger, gasket) with a silicone-coated barrel for smooth, consistent plunger action. Visibility: Clear, transparent barrel with bold, highly visible graduations (typically 0.2cc increments) for accurate, precise dosage measurement and quick detection of air bubbles. Safety Features: Secure Connection: Luer lock prevents accidental dislodgement. Plunger Stop: Built-in stopper prevents the plunger from being pulled out accidentally. Sterility: Sterile, single-use, individually wrapped in tamper-evident blister packs. Composition: Latex-free and PVC-free, reducing the risk of allergic reactions. Stability: The Luer lock ensures that the needle or cannula does not separate from the syringe under pressure. Precision: Easy-to-read markings allow for accurate dosing of expensive medications or products. Comfort: Smooth plunger movement minimizes pressure variations, enhancing patient comfort during injections. Due to their precision and secure connection, Terumo 10mL Luer Lock syringes are commonly utilized for: Local Anesthesia Infiltration: Administering tumescent anesthesia for liposuction or large area skin procedures. Filler Administration: Used for body contouring or large-volume dermal filler injections, where a stable, leak-proof connection is required. Mesotherapy and Skin Booster Delivery: Delivering nutrient-rich, hydrating cocktails into the skin, often in conjunction with specialized needles or cannulas. Fluid Aspiration/Blood Sampling: Extracting fluids (e.g., in cystic acne treatments or abscess drainage) or collecting blood for Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) procedures. Intralesional Injections: Administering medication directly into scars or lesions.