SecurInject Single Use Syringe for Dental anesthesia (Pack of 10)

Features

Description

Dental professionals are at high risk of accidental needle stick injuries due to recapping, passing of syringes and improper disposal of waste which can transmit blood-borne diseases such as Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, HIV as well as blastomycosis, cryptococcosis, diphtheria, herpes, mycobacteriosis, syphilis, etc.

Cross-contamination is another challenge for any dental office as reusable dental syringes are a source of contamination, as they cannot be safely, consistently and reliably sterilized. Both NSIs and cross-contamination can adversely affect both personal and professional lives, and restrict career opportunities.

Securinject Award Winning Single Use Syringe for Dental Anaesthesia.

Single-Use Dental Safety Syringe isPrecision Engineered Innovative Design to Prevent Needle Stick Injuries and Cross Contamination.

Think Safety. Think Securinject.

COMPOSITION:

• They are made from high-grade materials and adhere to international quality standards.

Indications

• Used with the needle for the administration of Localanesthesiaduring Dental Treatments.

ADVANTAGES

• Permanently locks after use to protect from NSIs.
• Cost-effective and safer compared to currently available options.
• Protective Sheath permanently locks after use to protect from needle stick injuries.
• Allows Safe Dismantling of used needle for disposal.

Packaging

• Pack of 10 Syringes

Direction of use

STEP 1:

• Insert Cartridge into the syringe barrel.

STEP 2:

• Attach a needle to the syringe.

STEP 3:

• Remove the needle cap and push the plunger until a small amount of anesthetic solution is expelled.

STEP 4:

• Aspirate and administer anesthetic to the patient as required.

STEP 5:

• If the syringe needs to be placed on a work surface temporarily, the needle can be covered by a sliding protective sheath forward into the semi-lock position.

STEP 6:

• Upon completing the injection, slide protective sheath forward, into the permanent lock position until a click is heard.

STEP 7:

• Detach protective sheath from barrel.

STEP 8:

• Dispose syringe components.