Syringes: 1 mL, 3 mL, 5 mL, 10 mL, and larger syringes, insulin and tuberculin syringes, oral and irrigation syringes, Luer lock and Luer slip tips, with or without needles. Needles: hypodermic needles such as BD PrecisionGlide in a range of gauges and lengths, pen needles, and safety needles. Sharps Collector Receptacles: containers for the disposal of used needles and syringes. Safety-engineered devices: needles and syringes with a built-in safety feature, a large part of the range.

Syringes: check the size in mL, the tip style (Luer lock or Luer slip), and whether the syringe comes with a needle. Needles: check the gauge and length. A higher gauge number means a thinner needle. Insulin syringes are marked in units rather than mL. Check the marking and the size on the product page. Sharps containers: keep a container near where needles are used. Local rules: rules about buying needles and syringes vary by state. Quantity: most items are sold by the box and by the case.

Needles and Syringes

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What is included in Needles and Syringes?

Needles and Syringes groups subcategories including Syringes, Needles, Sharps Collector Receptacles, Anesthesia and Other Trays and Spinal Trays. Choose a subcategory to narrow the list.

Which brands does Great Oak Medical carry in Needles and Syringes?

Brands include Cardinal, BD, McKesson Brand, AirTite Products, Avanos Medical Sales LLC and B. Braun, among others.

What units of measure are available for Needles and Syringes?

Items are listed in units such as Case, Box, Each, Carton and Pack. The unit appears at the end of each product title, for example 1/Case.

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Syringes: 1 mL, 3 mL, 5 mL, 10 mL, and larger syringes, insulin and tuberculin syringes, oral and irrigation syringes, Luer lock and Luer slip tips, with or without needles.
Needles: hypodermic needles such as BD PrecisionGlide in a range of gauges and lengths, pen needles, and safety needles.
Sharps Collector Receptacles: containers for the disposal of used needles and syringes.
Safety-engineered devices: needles and syringes with a built-in safety feature, a large part of the range.

Before you order

Syringes: check the size in mL, the tip style (Luer lock or Luer slip), and whether the syringe comes with a needle.
Needles: check the gauge and length. A higher gauge number means a thinner needle.
Insulin syringes are marked in units rather than mL. Check the marking and the size on the product page.
Sharps containers: keep a container near where needles are used.
Local rules: rules about buying needles and syringes vary by state.
Quantity: most items are sold by the box and by the case.