Disposable syringes - Import export

For the specialized field of in-vitro fertilization (IVF), i.e. the insemination of an egg cell outside the body, we offer various solutions. These include ready-mounted capillaries that are glued into pipettes for easier handling, as well as capillaries with Luer connection for fitting to standard disposable syringes. In-vitro fertilization is used both human medicine and in veterinary medicine. The IVF capillaries are used to hold the egg cell or to separate it from the surrounding tissue. Capillaries with different diameters are available for this purpose. Micropipettes are used to inject sperm cells into the egg cell. Capillaries for InVitro-fertilization

Production Process of syringe tips packaging zipper stand up pouches A: Artwork confirmation B: Printing cylinders making C: Prepare raw material accordingly D: Printing E: Lamination F: Slitting or folding G: Bag making/cutting H: Final inspection J: Delivery Other information of syringe tips packaging zipper stand up pouches A: We are specialized in making all kinds of packaging materials, such as food bags, coffee bags, zipper bags, ziplock bags, stand up pouches, black bottom bags, aluminium foil bags, pet food bags, tobacco bags, fruit packaging bags, vegetable packaging bags, paper bags, tin boxes, hole puncher for plastic bags. B: We do printing according to your design artwork C: The MOQ is 10,000 pcs, the more the cheaper D: Similar samples are available Disclaimer: All trademarks and pictures shown here are as example of our production capability, they are not for sale, and they are the property of their owners.

SOLID Sub-cutaneous Use After removal of the security clip and protection cap the syringe is ready for use. The doctor applies the implant syringe to the patient’s tissue, injects subcutaneously and presses the implant syringe completely together. During the application, the syringe shell is always in touch with the skin. First the tablet (implant) is placed in the tissue via the plunger in the needle channel and then the needle is withdrawn from the patient’s tissue. After the administration the needle is protected both by the plunger and by the needle cover, afterwards the syringe can be disposed as usual. Implant Syringe (drug device combination product) Monodose The implantation syringe is qualified for the placement of rod-shaped, long-acting tablets. These are intended to release their active substance gradually into the tissue layers of the patient. For this purpose, it is necessary that the tablet is placed subcutaneously by a needle. Generally, this is done with a...