Sol-M® 5 mL Luer Lock Syringe with Exchangeable Needle Trays (Sealed Cap)

$223.90

~~$233.64~~

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Product Number:1852010T

Warning:California prop 65

What it is. Sol-M® 5 mL Luer Lock syringes with exchangeable 1" hypodermic needles, supplied 25 to a sterile convenience tray. The product name lists a sealed cap. These disposable syringes are built for pharmacies and clinics that prepare 5 mL doses in batches and want a full set of syringes with needles ready from one opened tray.
Two wider gauges. The tray comes with either a 20 gauge or a 21 gauge needle, both 1" long. These wider bores suit 5 mL volumes well, because they draw and push larger amounts of fluid with less resistance than finer needles. Staff can change needles at any time thanks to the Luer Lock tip.
Accurate filling. Clear, bold graduations support accurate filling and dosing across a batch. The FDA device listing for this tray line describes a sterile, single-use general-purpose syringe paired with a single-use hypodermic needle, intended to inject medicines and vaccines or withdraw fluids. Bold markings make it easier to check each fill quickly during a busy session.
Pack size. Each tray holds 25 syringes with needles, and each case holds 1,000. For pharmacies stocking syringes with needles for routine medium-volume work, that format keeps a session supplied without opening a box of individually wrapped units. Tray packing also keeps every unit oriented and easy to count, which helps when reconciling how many doses a session produced.

Recommended For

Pharmacy batch filling: sterile trays of 25 for medium-volume doses
Drawing up 5 mL volumes: 20G and 21G bores reduce resistance
Medication reconstitution: transferring diluent into vials
Clinic dose preparation: syringes with needles ready from one opened tray
Needle exchange workflows: swap needles on the threaded tip

Product Details

Manufacturer: Sol-Millennium Medical, Inc.
Product Line: Sol-M® 3-Piece Syringe with Exchangeable Needle Combo Convenience Tray
Syringe Volume: 5 mL
Needle Options in This Group: 20G x 1"; 21G x 1"
Cap: Sealed cap (per product name)
Syringe: 3-piece Luer Lock syringe
Needle: Exchangeable hypodermic needle, included
Packaging: Sterile convenience tray for pharmacy batch filling
Graduations: Clear, bold graduations for accurate filling and dosing
Intended Use: Injecting medicines and vaccines, or withdrawing fluids (FDA device listing)
Use: Single use
Tray / Case Quantity: 25 per tray / 1,000 per case

Available Variants

1852010T: 5 mL syringe with 20G x 1" exchangeable needle, sealed cap, tray of 25
1852110T: 5 mL syringe with 21G x 1" exchangeable needle, sealed cap, tray of 25

Both trays share the same 5 mL Luer Lock syringe, 1" needle, and packing; they differ only in needle gauge.

FAQs

When is a 20G needle better than 21G for 5 mL doses?

Choose 20G for thicker medications or when speed matters, since the wider bore reduces the force needed to push. Choose 21G when the fluid flows easily and you prefer a slightly finer needle. For many watery medications, either gauge works, so stock the one your protocols call for most. Consistency across staff matters too.

What happens to unused units once a tray is opened?

Once the tray seal is broken, the remaining syringes and needles are no longer protected by the sterile barrier. Size batches so each tray is used in one filling session, and follow your pharmacy's aseptic policy for any leftovers rather than resealing and storing the tray for later use.

What does "sealed cap" mean on these trays?

The product names list a sealed cap, but the sources reviewed do not describe the cap design in detail. If your workflow depends on a tamper-evident or sealed tip cap, confirm the specification with Sol-Millennium or check the tray labeling before standardizing on this product. A quick call can avoid surprises.

How many trays should a pharmacy keep on hand?

Count the 5 mL doses prepared per day, divide by 25 to get trays, and multiply by your reorder lead time in days. Add a buffer for demand spikes such as flu season. Each case holds 40 trays, so convert to cases when placing orders. Review the numbers each season.

Can these syringes be used for intramuscular injections?

They can be used where the medication labeling and your protocol allow, but most intramuscular sites accept only a few milliliters per injection, and 1" needles suit some sites better than others. Many pharmacies use 5 mL trays mainly for preparation and transfers. Check per-site limits first.