FAQ

Auto Disable Syringe are Syringe that cannot be reused. They incorporate a mechanism to break or lock the plunger when the injection is given to make the syringe inoperable for being used for second time.

HMD has been educating Public Healthcare Officers of the need for injection safety via AD Syringes. Field staff of HMD have conducted CME Programmes w.r.t. the usage of Auto disable syringes & importance of AD Syringes for curative purpose in almost all the leading hospitals in India. As far as
govt. sector is concerned, HMD has regularly been participating in AD Syringes tenders of State Govt. HMD has been sending communication to the various state Govt. Officials, emphasizing on importance of AD Syringes for curative sector.

Karnataka, MP, Delhi, North East states, Orissa, Kerala, Maharashtra, West Bengal, Jharkhand have been more progressive and receptive to modernize.

• Do not push the plunger forward to avoid activating the Reuse mechanism.

• Draw back the plunger only once.

• It’s not necessary to aspirate when injecting EPI Vaccines.

As AD Syringe is primary targeted for public healthcare consumption initially, the growth is dependent upon Government policies. If the Government is smart and willing to invest for the long term benefit in preventive healthcare to reduce noscomial infections they will see the benefits of this technology. Radial tyres are more expensive than Nylon Tyres. They however last much longer so smart consumer buy them as they are more cost effective.

if Government wants to reduce the ALS (Average Length of Stay) of patients in hospitals and save money – AD Syringes is good starting point to bring about change as SPI (Safer Patient Initiative)

Auto Disable syringe is a syringe that cannot be reused. It incorporates a mechanism to automatically break or lock the plunger as the injection is being given to make the syringe inoperable for possibly being used for a second time

• Exploding the myth of high prices and unaffordability.

• Exploding the myth of lack of adequate availability and capacity

• Exploding the myth of ‘Hospital Waste Management’ as a substitute for ‘AD Syringes Deployment’ for ensuring injection safety through non reuse.

• Denial of the problem of Reuse of Syringes in public and private healthcare institutes and of unsafe injection practices

AD Syringes were used in immunization projects by UNICEF/PATH even prior to 2000. For curative injections HMD introduced AD Syringes first time in India in the year 2002

Auto Disable Syringe cannot be reused.

Yes, Glass Van and Technocut surgical blades are generally considered affordable. However, prices can vary based on specific models and suppliers.

Yes, disposable scalpels are available for medical and surgical use.

No, scalpel blades should generally not be reused for multiple procedures due to infection risk and reduced cutting effectiveness. The scalpel handle can be used multiple times with different blades.

The best practice to sterilize Surgical blades is through Gamma radiation.

Consider the procedure’s requirements and characteristics to select the appropriate scalpel blade based on the size, shape, and sharpness needed.

Surgical blades are generally sharper than utility blades.

Surgical blades are extremely sharp and ought to be handled carefully.

Scalpels are surgical instruments used for precise cutting in medical procedures. Blades are the removable, sharp cutting edges that attach to the handle of a scalpel.

A scalpel is a surgical instrument with a handle and a replaceable, sharp-edged blade used for cutting in medical procedures. A blade, on the other hand, refers to the sharp-edged cutting component of various tools or instruments, including the blade of a scalpel.

Commonly used blades in surgical procedures include scalpel blades, which are available in various shapes and sizes for different purposes.

Blood collection needles are typically disposable. They are designed for single-use to ensure safety and hygiene and minimise the risk of contamination or infection during blood collection procedures.

Vaku-8 Blood Collection Needles are color-coded according to size, which helps healthcare professionals quickly identify the appropriate needle size for specific applications.

No, Vaku-8 Blood Collection Needles are intended for single use only. Reusing needles can increase the risk of contamination and infection and spread of diseases including HIV, Hepatitis A & Hepatitis B

Vaku-8 Blood Collection Needles undergo sterilization using ethylene oxide, a widely used method to ensure the needles are free from microorganisms.

Blood collection needles are inserted into a patient’s vein to draw blood. The needle punctures the skin and penetrates the vein, allowing blood to flow into a collection tube or container.

Blood collection needles are medical devices that collect blood samples from patients for diagnostic testing, laboratory analysis, and medical procedures.

The advantages of using Vaku-8 closed Blood Collection system are the following

• Patient-friendly as multiple samples can be collected using a single prick

• More accurate results

• Less possibility of contamination

• Enhanced Safety for healthcare workers

• Convenient as is less time-consuming.

• Less possibility of haemolysis

Blood collection needles often feature safety mechanisms such as needle guards or retractable designs that help minimise the risk of accidental needlestick injuries and ensure safe disposal after use.

Blood collection needles come in various sizes, typically measured by gauge and length. Common gauge sizes range from 18G (larger diameter) to 25G (smaller diameter), while lengths vary based on the intended use and patient groups.

Yes, blood collection sets are intended for single-use to maintain hygiene and minimise the risk of contamination among patients and healthcare workers.

Yes, there are disposable options available for blood collection sets.

Yes, dispose of used Vaku-8 products in designated sharps containers following safety guidelines and local regulations.

Yes, some of the blood collection sets include safety features like retractable needles or shields to reduce the risk of needlestick injuries and prevent the transmission of bloodborne pathogens.

Yes, using Vaku-8 products requires adherence to standard safety protocols and manufacturer guidelines for safe and effective blood collection.

Yes, there are two types of blood collection sets available in the market, Safety Blood collection Set and Non-safety blood collection set. HMD’s renowned Vaku-8 and Vaku 8+ winged blood collection set, commonly referred to as the butterfly blood collection set. These sets are available in a range of sizes and configurations to meet a variety of clinical requirements.

No. They are intended for single-use to maintain safety and prevent contamination. It is best to use a new set for each blood collection procedure to ensure accuracy and hygiene standards.

Blood collection products in healthcare are used to collect blood samples from patients for diagnostic testing, medical procedures, and research purposes. They enable safe and sterile blood sampling, aiding in the accurate diagnosis and monitoring of medical conditions.

To choose the right blood collection set, you need to consider several factors, including the needle length, tubing length, safety features, brand of the needle, and compatibility with the specific procedure and patient requirements.

Safety blood collection sets reduce the risk of accidents by incorporating features such as needle SIP Shield and safety locks that help shield healthcare professionals from accidental needle pricks during and after blood collection procedures.

A blood collection set uses a butterfly winged needle to delicately puncture a vein that facilitates the extraction of blood through a tube into a collection vacuum tube for further medical testing and other medical procedures.

After use, it is critical to dispose off the blood collection set in a puncture-resistant safety box This provides safety and reduces the chances of infection transmission.

Vaku-8 needles should be safely disposed of after use by placing them in a designated sharps container to prevent accidental injuries.

Blood collection devices are medical tools used to obtain blood samples from patients for diagnostic testing, blood transfusions, and other medical procedures.

Blood collection products are medical devices and equipment used in healthcare settings to collect and handle blood samples for various purposes, including diagnostic testing, medical procedures, and research. These products include items such as needles, tubes, winged infusion sets, and other apparatus designed to ensure the safe and efficient collection of blood samples from patients.

HMD offers a range of high-quality blood collection products, including blood collection needles, winged infusion sets, and tubes, all under their proprietary brand called Vaku 8.

The three most common methods for collecting blood are venipuncture, fingerstick, and arterial sampling.

HMD’s Vaku-8 evacuated blood sampling collection tubes are designed to collect blood directly into the tube during the venipuncture procedure and is a closed system, so it’s easy to use, enable quality capillary blood sample collection and reduces the risk of blood exposure to the phlebotomist. They are available for both haematology and chemistry applications and are color-coded according to their intended use.

It comprises a blood collection needle, collection container or vacuum tube & blood collection holder  to ensure a safe and efficient blood sampling process. In some cases blood collection sets may include a winged infusion set,commonly known as butterfly needle. This kind of needle has flexible wings on either side of the needle hub allowing easier and stable blood collection for patients with fragile veins like older or pediatric patients.

Using a blood collection set might lead to infection or discomfort at the puncture site if handled incorrectly without cleansing the site with an alcohol swab . It is critical to take precautions to minimise these risks.

Vaku-8 tubes are designed for vacuum blood sampling and are used to collect high-quality capillary blood samples in a closed system. The tubes assist in collection of accurate blood samples for multiple test using a single prick.

A blood collection set is a sterile winged needle connected to flexible tubing with or without a Luer adapter. The primary function of a blood collection set is to gently extract blood from a patient’s vein for diagnostic testing, blood transfusion, and other medical procedures.

A blood collection set serves the purpose of drawing blood from a patient’s vein for medical testing, blood transfusion, and other medical procedures.

HMD’s Vaku-8 blood collection winged set are designed with a short bevel to reduce the risk of cross-vein perforation. They also have thin walls to improve flow rate during butterfly needle blood draws to pave way for improved flow rate of blood

Vaku-8 needles have protective top and lower needle covers that safeguard the needle from damage and help reduce the risk of injury during and after use.

Safety Blood collection sets usually come equipped with a protective shield that ensures there are no secondary needle stick injuries and no reuse of the device.  The Shield retracts while pulling the needle from the patient, covering the tip of the needle, this not only prevents needle stick injuries but also ensures safe disposal after use.      

Vaku 8 winged sets are available in 21G,23G,24G and 25G gauges and in multiple lengths.

Vaku-8 needles are suitable for various blood collection procedures, including venipuncture and capillary blood sampling.

You can buy blood collection sets from medical device supply stores, medical and pharmaceutical distributors and hospital purchase departments However they are not considered fit for self use.its better to go through a medical practitioner. 

Disposable tubes and needles are used for hygiene and safety. They eliminate the risk of infection and cross-contamination, as they are discarded after a single use, reducing the potential for disease transmission and ensuring patient safety.

The process of collecting blood is crucial for disease diagnosis and health monitoring, which leads to better treatment outcomes.

For critically ill patients, for children and elderly patients where it is difficult to locate veins and for added support of movement.

Yes, single-use syringes are available in different sizes, The size of the barrel determines how much medication a syringe can hold, and the needle gauge determines the needle thickness. Thinner needles may be more comfortable to inject for some people.

Yes, single-use syringes ensure safety when used correctly. These syringes undergo rigorous manufacturing processes adhering to strict quality control standards. They are designed for one-time use to minimize the risk of contamination or infection.

No. Single-use syringes are designed for one-time use only. Reuse can lead to the spread of blood-borne illnesses and skin diseases.

Yes, different types of needles can work with single-use syringes. Single-use syringes have a standard Luer slip or Luer lock connection that enables the attachment of different kinds and sizes of needles.

No, single-use syringes are not meant to be used once. Hence they are dispensed after proper sterilization They are typically made of substances that might not tolerate sterilization, including intense heat or harsh chemicals. (No, single-use syringes are meant to be used once only. Hence they are dispensed after proper sterilization)

Single-use syringes consist of a plastic barrel, plunger, and needle. The plunger is first pulled back to draw the medication into the barrel and deliver the drug through the needle.

Single-use syringes are typically made of polypropylene, which is transparent, durable, and chemical-resistant. The plungers and needles are made of stainless steel or other metals, ensuring strength and sharpness for effective injections (need to be changed). Typically syringes are made up of three parts: barrel, plunger, and needle. The barrels and plungers are made up of non-toxic, medical-grade polypropylene and the needle is made up of stainless steel.  

Single-use syringes enhance patient care and healthcare practices by reducing the risk of infection and cross-contamination.

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Single-use syringes are essential in the healthcare field for several reasons. These syringes are designed for single use to stop the spread of diseases by facilitating vaccination for both immunization and curative fields. They promote patient safety by reducing the risk of contamination and needlestick injuries.

Syringes are designed to be used only once to reduce the risk of (infection and) cross-contamination. The single-use syringes (are dispensed after proper sterilization). So, they ensure the highest level of safety and hygiene during medical procedures.

The insertion of an I.V. cannula can cause some discomfort, but the level of pain varies among individuals and among various brands of I.V. cannulas.

There are three types of I.V.cannula

• Central line I.V. Cannula – This one goes into larger veins closer to the heart. It’s for serious treatments or long-term use.
• Peripheral I.V. Cannula – This is the common one you see in arms or hands. It’s for shorter treatments and goes into smaller veins.
• Midline Catheter. – It’s a bit longer than the peripheral one but doesn’t go as deep as the central line. It’s used when treatment lasts a bit longer than usual.

Another name for a cannula is an Intravenous I.V. Catheter.

An I.V. Cannula insertion chart is a visual reference tool used by medical professionals to determine the appropriate size and length of cannula to use for intravenous access based on factors like patient age, vein condition, and intended purpose.

Intravenous (IV) cannulation is a medical procedure in which a thin, flexible tube (cannula) is inserted into a vein to administer fluids, medications, or blood products directly into the bloodstream.

The main difference between an IV Cannula and a regular Cannula lies in their application and design. While both may have a stainless steel body and are found in needles, syringes, etc., an IV Cannula specifically refers to a type of cannula used for intravenous administration, designed with features suitable for delivering medications, fluids, or drawing blood directly into a vein. On the other hand, a general cannula is a broader term encompassing various types used in medical procedures beyond just intravenous applications.

IV Cannula and Catheter are both medical devices used for different purposes:

IV Cannula: It’s a thin, flexible tube inserted into a vein to administer fluids, and medications, or draw blood. It remains in place for short-term use.

Catheter: Catheters are flexible tubes used to manage drainage or introduce fluids into various body cavities or vessels. They can be used in veins, arteries, urinary tract, or other parts of the body, and they come in various types for different functions.

The main difference lies in their purposes: IV cannulas are specifically for intravenous access, while catheters have a broader application for drainage or introduction of fluids into different parts of the body.

The largest cannula typically used in medical procedures is a 14-gauge cannula.

IV cannulas come in various sizes typically measured by gauge. Common sizes range from 14 to 24 gauge, with 20,22 and 24G gauge being the most commonly used sizes in clinical practice.

The smallest I.V. cannula typically used is a 27-gauge cannula.

The most commonly used cannula is the peripheral intravenous (IV) cannula.

The Cathy Neo and Cathula Neo in 24G and 26G are specially designed intravenous (IV) cannulas suitable for pediatric patients. These cannulas are crafted with smaller gauges and sizes to accommodate the delicate veins and smaller bodies of children. Their design focuses on minimizing discomfort and reducing the risk of complications during IV procedures with a blood flashback feature that promotes easy insertion making it suitable for pediatric patients.

The type of IV cannula typically used for blood transfusions is a larger gauge cannula, such as 18G or larger, to accommodate the flow rate required for transfusing blood products. Specific brands like Kitkath, Kitkath Plus, Cathy and Cathy Plus are good options. Cathy Plus and Cathula plus comes with added Sip-Clip and Tip-clip benefit that prevents needlestick injuries to healthcare workers.

Yes, I.V. cannulas are suitable for both adults and children. Moreover, there are special IV cannulas for children. HMD manufactures Cathy +Neo and Cathula + Neo assist with the same.

Yes, I.V. cannulas can be used for blood sampling.

2 way I.V.Cannula has integrated side port through which second line of medication is possible, while in 1 way I.V.Cannula only one port is present for drug delivery.

An I.V. cannula is typically removed by gently pulling it out from the insertion site. The process is usually not painful, but some individuals might feel a slight discomfort or a brief pinch during removal.

Normally, I.V.Cannula can stay in the body from 24 to 48 hours after insertion, Instances of 48 – 96 hours has also been reported of Cannulation without Thrombophlebitis

The advantages of using safety cannulas in healthcare settings include reduced needlestick injuries, improved healthcare worker safety, and minimized risk of bloodborne infections.

I.V. cannulas are commonly used in medical treatment for intravenous (IV) therapy, which includes fluid administration, medication delivery, blood transfusions, and monitoring patients’ vital signs

HMD offers three proprietary brands – Kitkath, Cathy, and Cathula

I.V. cannulas are available in various sizes, typically ranging from 16G to 26G. They are available with and without injection port

An I.V. cannula consists of a small, flexible tube known as catheter through an introducer needle inserted into a patient’s vein to provide a pathway for delivering fluids, medications, and other treatments directly into the bloodstream. Its primary use is for intravenous therapy, allowing healthcare professionals to administer fluids, nutrients, medications, and blood products efficiently and directly into the patient’s circulatory system.

The winged or “butterfly” design on some I.V. cannulas is intended to provide easier control and stability during insertion into a patient’s vein, especially for procedures that require precise placement or quick access.

A safety IV cannula incorporates features to reduce the risk of accidental needlestick injuries, while a non-safety IV cannula lacks these safety mechanisms.

I.V. cannula is used in medical treatments to deliver fluids, medications, and nutrients directly into a patient’s bloodstream, enabling rapid and controlled administration.

Using an insulin syringe typically does not cause significant side effects. However, improper injection technique can lead to complications such as mild discomfort, redness, or bruising at the injection site. Following proper injection techniques and consulting with a healthcare professional if you experience persistent or concerning side effects is crucial.

Here are general tips for storing insulin:

• Keep insulin out of direct sunlight and heat

• Store opened insulin bottles or pens at a 15°C to 30°C room temperature

• Dispose of insulin 28 days after opening it

• Unopened insulin should be kept refrigerated at a temperature between 2°C and 8°C

• Always ensure to check the expiration date before using insulin

Insulin syringes are specifically designed for injecting insulin and may not be suitable for other medications. It is best to consult your healthcare provider to choose the appropriate syringe for specific medications.

1 ml, Insulin Syringe are of two types – U 40 & U-100 Insulin Syringes. Iin U- 40 Insulin Syringes markings on the barrel are upto 40 Units, while in U-100 markings are upto 100 Units.

While in case of 1 ml Tuberculin Syringes the markings are in upto 1 ml. The above mentioned different markings are based on medication dosage prescribed to the patient.

To determine the ideal insulin syringe size, you need to consider two factors: your prescribed insulin dosage and the markings on the syringe.

A larger syringe with a higher capacity may be appropriate if your dosage is high. Conversely, a smaller syringe with finer markings may be more suitable if your dosage is low.

Insulin syringes are specifically intended for one-time use. Using a new, sterile syringe for each injection is advisable to maintain hygiene and lower the risk of infection.

There are several types of insulin syringes available in the market. The most popular types are syringes marked U-100, and U-40. U-100 syringes are designed for insulin with a concentration of 100 units per milliliter, while U-40 are used for insulin with 40 units per milliliter.

Most syringes come in measures of 30 units (30 ml), 50 units (0.5 ml), and 100 units (1 ml). These measurements refer to the barrel size of the insulin and how much insulin the syringe can hold.

Insulin syringes should be disposed of in a sharps container to avoid punctures. Do not dispose of them in regular trash or recycling bins prone to punctures to reduce the risk of accidental needlestick injuries.

Some interesting facts about insulin syringes are as follows:

1. Insulin syringes are specifically designed for administering insulin to diabetes patients.

2. These syringes are available in different sizes, ranging from 0.3 ml, 0.5 ml & 1 ml.

3. They have an extra fine needle available in 29, 30, and 31G and a calibrated barrel to measure insulin units accurately

   In U-40 and U-100

4. Proper disposal of used insulin syringes is essential to prevent contamination and accidental needlestick injuries.

The needle gauge for insulin syringes typically ranges from 29 to 31G. The gauge refers to the thickness or diameter of the needle. While thicker needles may deliver insulin more quickly, thinner needles might be more comfortable.

Yes, Dispo Van Single-Use Pen Needles manufactured by HMD are sterilised by Ethylene Oxide. Sterility is essential to maintain the safety and effectiveness of insulin injections. Using sterile needles helps prevent infections and ensures the medication’s integrity.

Yes, HMD’s insulin pen needles are designed to be patient friendly because of its top cap which can only be removed once its attached to a pen and not without. Moreover, it has the following features:

1. Less pain during penetration and withdrawal

2. Affordable

3. Universal size

4. Easy availability

Yes, Dispo Van Single-Use Pen Needles are designed with a universal fit to be compatible with all Insulin Pens. Whether you use a specific brand or model of insulin pen, you can safely and effectively use Dispo Van Single-Use Pen Needles for insulin administration.

Yes, Dispo Van single-use pen needles are thin-walled, has ergonomic shape, multi-bevel tapered point and flat base design which helps to minimise pain during insulin injections. The design focuses on improving the flow of medication while reducing patient discomfort.

Insulin pen needles are disposable attachments that are screwed onto an insulin pen. They are used to administer insulin to diabetic patients. The needles have a fine and thin design, allowing for smooth penetration into the skin and accurate insulin delivery.

Insulin pen needles should be replaced after every injection of insulin. Reusing a pen needle can lead to complications such as pain, bleeding, bruising, and potentially developing lumpy fat tissue.

Insulin pen needles are small, disposable needles specifically designed for use with insulin pens. They are used to deliver insulin subcutaneously, providing a convenient and accurate method for diabetic patients to administer their insulin doses.

Dispo Van Single-Use Pen Needles offered by HMD have extra-thin walls and ergonomic shape for improved grip and skin contact. They are designed to be easy to adjust, handle and provide quick, comfortable insertion, and accurate insulin delivery. They are also compatible with all Insulin Pens due to their universal fit design.

Insulin pen needles are typically available in lengths ranging from 4,5,6,8 &12.7 millimeters (mm) in 31 & 32 gauges. The specific size of the needle for insulin pens may vary based on individual needs and preferences.

Using single-use pen needles for insulin administration is important to maintain hygiene, reduce the risk of infections, and ensure accurate insulin delivery. Reusing pen needles can lead to pain, bleeding, bruising, and other complications such as skin diseases.

Ans. Yes, most of safety syringes including Dispojekt are designed to be compatible with existing medical equipment and practices. They ensure seamless integration into healthcare settings without requiring significant changes or adaptations.

Ans. Yes, safety syringes may have a slightly higher initial cost. Still, they are considered cost-effective in the long run due to the potential reduction in needlestick injuries. Needle stick injuries may lead to Blood Borne diseases like Hepatitis B,C and also HIV. The treatment cost of these diseases are much more expensive than the cost of a safety syringe. Moreover it also helps institutions to reduce compensation claims and associated costs.

Ans. Yes, most of safety syringes, including Dispojekt are designed for user convenience, featuring one-handed operation and simple activation mechanisms, and are accompanied by clear instructions. These characteristics streamline the experience for healthcare practitioners, thereby minimising the likelihood of errors during medical procedures. Some safety syringes may require additional traning.

Safety syringes are readily available and extensively used in healthcare facilities worldwide. Their usage is rising to enhance workplace safety and mitigate the risk of accidental needlestick injuries among healthcare professionals. It is important to note that while safety syringes are widely available, their usage may vary depending on factors such as local regulations, institution, policies and economic considerations. But healthcare workers should adopt this safety process to keep them safe and secure.

Ans. Healthcare professionals typically undergo training to ensure they have the knowledge to effectively use safety syringes. This training is essential for preventing accidental needlestick injuries and ensuring appropriate patient care. HMD provides repeated CME’s in institutions and have multiple training videos available in their youtube channel to make it easier to adopt to newer technologies and innovative medical disposables.

Ans. No, safety syringes are intended for one-time use, aiming to prevent the risk of cross-contamination and infection. Reusing them compromises both patient safety and efficacy.

Ans. Safety syringes are versatile and suitable for various medical procedures but the choice of syringe type may still depend on specific factors as per preference of the healthcare workers and nature of the procedure. However, specific considerations may apply depending on the procedure and patient’s requirements.

Ans. Safety syringes including Dispojekt can contribute to environmental sustainability through various mechanisms and design features. Here are ways in which safety syringes support environmental sustainability.

Single-Use Design: Safety syringes are typically designed for single-use, discouraging the reuse of needles. thus provides a positive impact to environment by reducing blood borne disease transmission.

Material Recycling: Some safety syringes are designed with components that are easier to separate for recycling purposes. This can facilitate the recycling of materials, contributing to reduced waste in landfills.

Compliance with Environmental Regulations: In some regions, healthcare facilities are subject to environmental regulations that govern the disposal of medical waste. The use of safety syringes, which align with best practices for safe disposal, can contribute to compliance with these regulations.

Energy Efficiency: Some safety syringes are designed with energy-efficient features, such as the hinged covered needle they are made of environment friendly materials. This can reduce the overall environmental impact associated with the production and use of these devices.

Prevention of Contamination: The prevention of needlestick injuries and contamination through safety syringes may reduce the need for extensive cleaning and decontamination processes, which reduces involvement of the use of chemicals and energy.

Occupational Health Impact: Safety syringes contribute to the well-being of healthcare workers by minimizing the risk of needlestick injuries. This, in turn, may reduce the need for medical treatment and associated environmental impacts.

While safety syringes can offer environmental benefits, it’s important to note that the overall impact depends on factors such as proper disposal practices, regional waste management systems, and the specific design features of the safety syringe. Healthcare facilities should also consider comprehensive waste management strategies to address environmental sustainability in the broader context of medical waste disposal.

Ans. Safety syringes contribute to infection control measures by minimising the risk of needlestick injuries among healthcare workers, thus reducing the potential for transmission of bloodborne infections including HIV, HepatitisB and C and enhancing overall safety in healthcare settings.

Ans. Safety syringes typically have a built-in mechanism that activates after the injection, retracting or covering the needle to prevent accidental needlestick injuries and enhance overall user safety.

After removing the needle from the patient, you must activate the safety mechanism by pushing the lever arm forward until the needle tip is completely covered and press the cover against a hard surface until you hear a click sound. It can be activated using one hand.

A safety needle comes with a built-in safety mechanism. Once the fluid or medication is injected into a patient’s body, users need to close the needle cover and activate the locking mechanism by pressing the cover cap on to a hard surface. This will protect the users from accidental needle stick injuries and also
prevent the reuse of needles.

Ans. Safety syringes are used in healthcare settings to administer vaccines, medications, draw blood, and perform various medical procedures to reduce the risk of accidental needlestick injuries among healthcare workers.

Ans. Safety syringes are designed with features like retractable needles or protective shields to prevent accidental needlestick injuries pre and post-use, distinguishing them from conventional syringes and enhancing the safety of healthcare workers.

Ans. Various types of safety syringes in the market include retractable syringes, syringes with sheathed or covered needles. These syringes reduce the risk of accidental needlestick injuries and enhance overall injection safety. Some are activated voluntarily while others are activated involuntarily.

Ans. The safety precautions for using a syringe include using a new syringe for each injection and disposing of used syringes in designated sharps containers to prevent accidental needlesticks and infection transmission.

Ans. HMD provides a range of safety syringes, including auto disable and Hinged needle cover syringes, designed to improve patient care and ensure the safety of patients as well as healthcare workers.

Ans. Safety injection refers to using safety-engineered devices, such as safety syringes, to administer medications or perform medical procedures, ensuring the well-being of individuals in critical conditions.

Dispojekt Safety Needle with SIP designed by HMD is a classic yet modern example of a safe needle device. Designed keeping in mind the safety of medical workers, the safety needles come with a unique locking mechanism to prevent accidental needle stick injuries.

Ans. A safety syringe is equipped with features such as retractable needles or shields to prevent accidental needlestick injuries after use. In contrast, non-safety syringes do not have these protective mechanisms.

Ans. The injection safety method employs proper techniques and precautions to ensure the safe and sterile administration of injections, reducing the risk of infections and other complications.

A safety needle protects patients and healthcare workers from needlestick injuries and further prevents the spread of blood-borne diseases like Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, and HIV.

Healthcare professionals worldwide sustain occupational hazards such as needlestick injuries that can lead to life-threatening diseases. The use of safety needles reduces the risk of exposure to blood-borne diseases and ensures the safety of healthcare workers and patients.

Ans. Safety syringes are crucial because they feature mechanisms designed to prevent accidental needlestick injuries and enhance overall injection safety. It reduces the risk of transmitting infections and promotes a safer healthcare environment for healthcare workers and patients.

Scalp vein set are especially designed for venepuncture to ensure minimum discomfort to patients during infusion. In addition, the scalp vein sets are also used for injecting small volumes of medication, blood derivatives, blood sampling, irrigation of wound and saline injection. HMD offers state-of-the-art scalp vein sets from two trusted brands-Scalpvan and Unolok.

No, Scalp Van sets are not typically used for blood perfusion.

Scalp vein sets enhance patient comfort by providing a less painful and more efficient method for accessing veins, especially in pediatric and difficult cases. The smaller size of scalp veins reduces discomfort during insertion, making it less traumatic for patients.

A scalp vein set needle is typically around 0.75 to 1.25 inches (20 to 32 millimeters) in length.

Scalp vein infusion sets are medical devices designed for intravenous (IV) access in infants and young children. They allow healthcare professionals to administer fluids, and medications, or draw blood by accessing the veins on the scalp.

The different types of scalp vein sets include short peripheral scalp catheters and winged scalp needles.

The key features of HMD’s Scalp Van scalp vein sets include:

1. Ultra-thin catheter for comfortable insertion

2. Winged design for easy handling and secure placement

3. Color-coded sizes for quick identification

4. Flexible tubing to minimize patient movement restrictions

The sizes of scalp vein sets typically range from 18 to 27 gauge.

Another name for the scalp vein set is a “butterfly needle” or a “winged infusion set.”

It is related to Gauge as per ISO standards.

Unolok + butterfly needles have flexible wings and a built-in safety mechanism, offering improved stability during venipuncture and reducing the risk of needlestick injuries.

A butterfly needle is commonly used for the scalp vein.

Single-use needles are available in various sizes to accommodate medical procedures and patient needs. Manufacturers often offer a range of needle sizes to meet specific requirements.

Yes, single-use hypodermic needles manufactured by HMD are designed to be compatible with all medications. The needle hub is made up of non-toxic medical-grade polypropylene ensuring compatibility and safety.

Single-use needles are designed for one-time use and should not be recycled or reused. They are intended to prevent contamination and ensure patient safety. Proper disposal of single-use needles is crucial to maintain hygiene and prevent spreading infections.

Yes, Dispo Van and Unolok Single-Use Needles can be used for blood collection and medication administration. They are versatile and designed to meet the needs of healthcare professionals in various clinical settings.

Single-use needles are manufactured and packaged using automated processes, minimizing errors and ensuring consistent quality. Tip of the needle has a thin wall and needle is well-siliconized to reduce friction for smooth penetration and withdrawal.

Single-use needles should be properly disposed off in a puncture-resistant sharps containers or a safety box. These containers are designed to safely hold used needles and prevent accidental injuries. It is also essential to follow local regulations and guidelines for medical waste disposal.

Single-use hypodermic needles are disposable medical needles designed to be used once and disposed off.

HMD offers single-use needles under two brands: Dispo Van and Unolok. The former is luer mount whereas the letter is for luer lock

Using single-use hypodermic needles is crucial for maintaining patient safety and for preventing the spread of infections. Reusing needles can lead to cross-contamination and the transmission of blood-borne diseases, posing a significant risk to both patients and healthcare professionals.

No, HMD Vaku-8 does not claim that any of the HMD Vaku 8 Blood Collection Tubes are endotoxin free.

Yes, HMD Vaku-8 Blood Collection Tubes have a sterile interior. Tubes are sterilised by gamma irradiation.

HMD Vaku-8 Blood Collection Tubes are irradiated to achieve sterility. These tubes are sterile on the interior only. We do not recommend re-sterilising the tubes.

The expiration date on the tube label is stated as a Year/Month. The tubes can be used till the end of the month of its expiry.

We have recently introduced evacuated Blood Collection Tubes to ensure safe collection of Blood and for enabling accurate and reliable automated testing – this is the future for diagnosis for preventive healthcare

Yes, we do offer no-additive plastic tubes.

HMD Vaku-8 Blood Collection Tubes are packaged with 100 tubes/polystyrene tray and 1,000 tubes/case (10 trays).

Local waste collectors should be consulted to see what the proper method of disposal is for unused, expired blood collection products.

An inversion is one complete turn of the wrist, 180 degrees, and back. Tubes should be inverted according to the following recommendations:

• SST and serum tubes – 5 inversions

• Additive tubes (EDTA, heparin, etc) – 8-10 inversions

• Sodium citrate tubes (blue top) – 3-4 inversions

The Blood Collection Tubes should be stored at cool a place, exposure to excessive heat should be avoided.

HMD Vaku-8 Serum and SST tubes are coated with silicon and micronized silica particles to accelerate clotting. A silicon coating reduces adherence of red cells to tube walls. The silica coating can sometimes cause the inner tube wall to appear cloudy and/or filmy. This cloudy appearance is normal and does not affect use.

HMD Vaku-8 Tubes are made of a special formulation of polyethylene terephthalate (PET). This special formulation is extremely strong, dimensionally stable, and resistant to chemicals and breakage.

A winged infusion set, also known as a Butterfly IV, by HMD is designed to administer fluids, drugs as well as for blood sampling with the help of a surgically implanted vascular port. The winged infusion set is made from non-toxic, medical-grade PVC compounds to ensure ease of use and safety. Vaku8 is one of the top and best brands of blood collection tube offered by HMD.

Yes, Dispo Van syringes are available in different sizes, including 1ml, 2ml, 2.5ml, 3ml, 5ml, 10ml, 20ml, and 50ml, to meet varied medical needs.

Yes, Dispo Van syringes come with needles attached when they are dispensed in ribbon packing. In blister packaging, the needle is given separately inside the pack.

Yes, Dispo Van syringes should be stored in a clean, dry, and insect-free environment. They must also be kept away from acidic or corrosive fumes to avoid corrosion or rusting.

Yes, you can find information on how to use Dispo Van syringes on the HMD Healthcare official website.

Dispo Van insulin syringes are specially designed to administer insulin. They come in U40 and U100 calibration for precise dosage measurement.

Yes, Dispo Van hypodermic syringes can be used to administer medication or fluids directly into patients’ veins during emergencies and surgeries.

The Dispo Van syringe is versatile and suitable for a wide range of medical procedures, such as vaccinations, blood draws, aspiration, dental procedures, and insulin administration.

No, Dispo Van syringes are not equipped with safety features to prevent needlestick injuries.

The Dispo Van syringe meets industry standards, providing superior quality and safety with each use.

Follow these instructions to use a Dispo Van pen needle:
1. Start by preparing the insulin pen with the correct dosage as prescribed by the physician.
2. Cleanse the injection site with an alcohol swab and let it dry.
3. After removing the outer and inner covers of the needle, prime the pen by dialling up a small amount of insulin to eliminate air bubbles.
4. Hold the pen at a 90-degree angle to the skin, insert the needle into the cleaned site, and press the button to administer insulin.
5. Hold the pen for a few seconds to ensure full-dose delivery. Remove the needle and dispose.

The Dispo Van syringe’s single-use design eliminates the risk of infection and ensures accurate medication delivery, thereby improving patient care.

The Dispo Van syringe is intended for single use to maintain hygiene standards and reduce the risk of infection.

Yes, Dispo Van syringes are designed to maintain sterility, ensuring safe and reliable medical use.

Yes, the Dispo Van syringe is ideal for one-time usage, providing both safety and convenience with each application.

A Dispo Van syringe is a single-use medical device designed for safe and convenient injection administration. It ensures accurate dosage delivery while minimising injection pain.

The shelf life of Dispo Van syringes is five years from manufacturing.

Dispo Van syringes are available in different sizes, including 1ml, 2ml, 2.5ml, 3ml, 5ml, 10ml, 20ml, and 50ml, to meet a wide range of medical requirements.

Yes, Unolok syringes are suitable for single-use applications, ensuring safe and hygienic injections every time.

Yes, Unolok syringes are ideal for healthcare settings, offering precise and reliable administration for patient care.

No, Unolok syringes cannot be used for veterinary purposes.

Yes, Unolok syringes include a needle cap for safety.

No, Unolok syringes are not equipped with a built-in safety feature.

Unolok syringes are distinguished by their unique design. The luer lock nozzle present in Unolok syringes ensures a secure fitment, thus making them the right choice for more complicated procedures in cath labs and dentistry.

Unolok is a single-use syringe; it is sterilised as long as the packaging is not opened. So, after peeling the pack, it can be used immediately; no sterilisation is required.

Luer lock syringes work by securely screwing the needle onto nozzle of the syringe, ensuring a tight fitment l and minimising the risk of leakage.

Unolok syringes are single-use syringes designed for safe and precise medication delivery in various healthcare procedures, including cath labs and dentistry.

A Unolok luer lock syringe is a medical device featuring a secure locking mechanism, ensuring precise medication delivery while maintaining safety.

The shelf life of Unolok single-use hypodermic syringes is five years from manufacturing.

The Unolok syringe is a medical device used in healthcare facilities for precise and efficient medication administration. Its unique design and functionality ensure accurate dosing and more secure fitment.

Unolok syringes are made from non-toxic, medical-grade polypropylene, a non-reactive compound compatible with a variety of medications.

Unolok syringes are available in different sizes, including 1ml, 2.5ml, 3ml, 5ml, 10ml, 20ml, and 50ml, for various medical needs.

You can purchase Unolok syringes at most medical supply stores or online through trusted healthcare equipment websites.

Alcohol swabs can be used to clean wounds, as they help disinfect the area and reduce the risk of infection.

Alcohol wipes can be safe for babies when used cautiously and for specific purposes, such as cleaning before vaccinations or blood tests. However, prolonged or excessive use may dry out their delicate skin, so it’s advisable to consult a pediatrician before regular use.

No, alcohol swabs are meant for one-time use and should not be reused to prevent the risk of infection.

Yes, alcohol swabs are designed to clean and disinfect the skin before medical procedures, such as injections or the insertion of IV cannulas.

Yes, alcohol swabs typically contain water along with alcohol.

Alcohol swabs should be stored in a cool, dry place at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and heat sources.

The alcohol swab containing alcohol is used by wiping the intended area with the swab to disinfect the skin before medical procedures or injections.

Before an injection, use an alcohol swab to clean the injection site by wiping it in a circular motion. Allow it to air dry before administering the injection.

Yes, an alcohol swab is an antiseptic.

An alcohol swab is used to disinfect the skin before injections or minor procedures to reduce the risk of infection.

Alcohol is a type of disinfectant that can kill microbes, while an antiseptic refers to a substance that can inhibit the growth of microorganisms on living tissue.

Alcohol swabs typically contain 70% isopropyl alcohol

The type of alcohol commonly used in swabs is isopropyl alcohol.

Kojak auto disable syringes are compatible with a wide range of medications and vaccines and can also be used for reconstitution and drug mixing in all sizes except 0.1ml, which cannot be used for re-constitution.

Kojak Auto Disable syringes, designed for single use to prevent needle reuse and curb the spread of infectious diseases, face environmental challenges. Made primarily from plastic and mental, these syringes are not biodegradable and contribute to medical waste. Proper disposal is critical, when incinerated in medical waste facilities, the environmental impact is minimized, but if discarded in regular landfills, they exacerbate pollution. Although recycling potential exists,it is hindered by contamination risk and need for specialized processing.

Kojak auto disable syringes may be more expensive than regular syringes. However, the long-term benefits they offer in terms of infection prevention, and patient safety often outweigh the upfront expenses.

Yes, Kojak auto disable syringes are suitable for both curative and immunisation purposes. Whether administering medications or vaccines, Kojak syringes offer a reliable and hygienic solution for safe injections. Their versatile design and adherence to international quality standards make them suitable for a wide range of healthcare applications.

The Kojak Auto Disable syringe does not have any drawbacks. But it must be used carefully with only one caution. Don’t push the plunger before withdrawing the medicine or vaccine, because if the plunger locks, then the syringe cannot be used.

Kojak auto disable syringes have standard storage requirements similar to those of other medical supplies. They must be stored in a clean, dry, and well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Additionally, they must be kept out of the reach of children and away from potential contaminants to maintain their sterility and functionality until use.

No, Kojak auto disable syringes are specifically designed for single use and cannot be reused under any circumstances. Attempting to reuse Kojak auto disable syringes not only compromises their effectiveness but also poses serious risks to both the individual administering the injection and the recipient. When reuse is attempted the syringe is designed to be automatically destroyed.

The design of Kojak Auto disable is different from regular syringe design. The design ensures single-use because of its ring and lock mechanism that prevents reuse by breaking the plunger, reducing disease transmission risk and promoting safe injection practice.

To ensure that the Kojak’s auto disable feature functions correctly, follow the manufacturer’s usage, handling, and storage instructions. Before use, carefully inspect the syringe for visible flaws or damage to the auto disable mechanism. While administering, monitor the syringe after injection to ensure that the auto disable function has been activated.

The Kojak auto disable syringe is a self-locking syringe that incorporates a ring and lock mechanism. This mechanism automatically breaks the plunger if a reuse of the syringe is attempted. This design feature helps to reduce the risk of cross-contamination and infection.

Kojak Selinge syringes are easy to use and do not require any prior instruction, explanation, or special training for medical professionals. Thus, they can be used with standard techniques for medication injections.

Yes, Kojak auto disable syringes are safe. They are sterile, non-toxic, and non-pyrogenic. They also have a mechanism that prevents reuse, reducing the risk of cross-contamination and infection.

Kojak auto disable syringes are single-use, sterile syringes that facilitate reuse prevention. The plunger automatically breaks after injection, if reuse is attempted

Special syringes used for COVID-19 are often referred to as low-dead space syringes. They are designed to minimise the amount of vaccine or medication left in the syringe after administration. Kojak Selinge is the auto disable syringe of COVID 19, nearly one COVID vaccine in every 7-8 people worldwide was administered using Kojak Seling.

Using Kojak auto disable syringes provides a range of benefits, some of which are:
1. Eliminates reuse by its unique ring and lock mechanism which breaks the plunger if reuse is attempted.
2. Reduces the risk of cross-contamination and bloodborne illnesses
3. Thin-walled needles facilitate smooth penetration and minimise pain

Kojak Selinge is a range of auto disable syringes offered by HMD Healthcare. It incorporates advanced safety features and innovative design elements to enhance injection safety by minimizing the risk of cross-contamination. These self-locking, sterile, non-toxic, and non-pyrogenic medical disposable syringes are made of high-quality polypropylene and come in a variety of options for different applications.

The capacity range of Kojak auto disable syringes varies. The immunization capacity ranges from 0.1 ml/.2ml,.25ml,.5mland 1ml and curative range varies from 2ml,3ml,5ml,10 ml and 20 ml to cater to a wide range of healthcare applications.

Kojak Selinge is primarily used to facilitate safe and hygienic injections in healthcare settings. It is a reliable tool for administering medications, vaccines, and other therapeutic substances to patients while minimising the risk of needle reuse and cross- contamination.

Kojak syringes played a significant role in the COVID-19 by offering a solution for safe and efficient vaccine administration. The auto disable feature helped prevent needle reuse and minimise the risk of contamination, thereby enhancing injection safety during mass vaccination campaigns. It was bought by various healthcare public institutions to lead the vaccination drive during COVID-19.

Kojak Auto Disable syringes offer options for both immunizations and curative purposes. Various sizes and capacities cater to diverse medical applications, benefiting developing healthcare markets. Moreover Kojak auto disable syringes also come in fixed and detachable needle variants. Thus, the needle can be permanently attached to the syringe or detachable from it. You can select between the variants..

More information about Kojak Selinge can be found on HMD’s dedicated product page, including details about its features, specifications, and usage guidelines. You can also visit our youtube page for watching videos about Kojak AD Syringes.

You can purchase HMD’s Kojak auto disable syringes from medical supply stores, pharmacies, or online retailers specialising in medical equipment. Before making a purchase, verify the legitimacy of the supplier.

Kojak Selinge Auto Disable syringes are the top choice for immunization and vaccination for several reasons. The auto disable feature significantly reduces the risk of needlestick injuries and cross-contamination, protecting both healthcare workers and patients. These syringes are designed for ease of use and typically don’t require special training for usage and medicine administration. Furthermore, the single-use design eliminates the possibility of errors associated with cleaning and reusing syringes.

Perfektum TPE syringes are compatible with a wide range of medications. To ensure safe and effective administration, consider needle size, injection techniques, and compatibility with syringe materials.

Since Perfektum TPE syringes have a luer slip fitment, they are not compatible with luer lock connectors.

Yes, Perfektum TPE syringes are compatible with standard needles.

Perfektum TPE single-use syringes are individually ribbon-packed in a double-laminated plastic film.

No, Perfektum TPE syringes are not suitable for insulin administration. You can use Dispo Van insulin syringes for insulin administration.

Yes, Perfektum TPE syringes can be used in emergency medical kits.

Perfektum TPE syringes come in sterilised ribbon packing, making them safe even during storage.

Perfektum TPE single-use hypodermic syringes improve patient safety by enabling sterile, precise medication administration while reducing the risk of contamination during medical procedures.

Perfektum TPE syringes are single-use hypodermic syringes manufactured by HMD for safe and precise injections. They ensure optimal patient care and the convenience of healthcare professionals.

Perfectum TPE single-use syringes are available in different sizes, including 1ml, 2ml, 2.5ml, 3ml, 5ml, 10ml, 20ml, and 50ml, for various medical needs.

Yes, Dispo Van Insulin Syringes come in different needle lengths to accommodate various patient needs and preferences. This type of syringe ensures that users can select the most comfortable, convenient, and effective option for their insulin injections.

Yes, Dispo Van Insulin Syringes are safe for daily use. They are manufactured to meet high safety and quality standards. They ensure reliable performance for diabetic patients who need to administer insulin regularly, providing a consistent and trustworthy solution for daily insulin injections. Available in both economical multi-pack (10 pieces) and individually packed unit-pack.

Yes, instructional videos for using Dispo Van Insulin Syringes are available on the HMD Healthcare website and YouTube Channel. These videos provide step-by-step guidance to help users understand the correct method of insulin administration with Dispo Van Insulin Syringes.

Side effects are uncommon but may include minor pain or slight redness at the site of injection. If you notice any adverse reactions post-injection, consult a healthcare practitioner at the earliest to address these issues promptly and effectively.

No, Dispo Van Insulin Syringes are designed for single use only. Reusing syringes can increase the risk of infections, compromise the effectiveness of the injection, and lead to potential complications. It is important to use a new syringe for each injection.

Dispo Van Insulin Syringes are specifically designed for insulin administration. Consult a medical professional before using them for any other medications to avoid any potential issues or incorrect dosage delivery.

To use Dispo Van Insulin Syringes, clean the injection site, draw the prescribed insulin dose, and insert the needle straight into the selected area for administration. Following your healthcare provider’s instructions and referring to available instructional resources will ensure proper and safe usage.

To use a Dispo Van insulin syringe, draw the prescribed insulin dose, clean the injection site, and inject the insulin subcutaneously. Follow your healthcare provider’s guidelines and refer to instructional videos and documents for detailed guidance to ensure proper technique.

India”s most trusted brand facilitates precise dosage markings for accurate insulin measurement, a smooth plunger for injection, and high-quality materials that enhance user comfort and reliability during insulin administration. These features collectively make the syringes user-friendly and effective for daily use.

A Dispo Van syringe is used to administer insulin to diabetic patients. It ensures accurate dosing and safe delivery of insulin, which is crucial for effective diabetes management and maintaining optimal blood sugar levels.

The method of using Dispo Van Insulin syringes involves cleaning the injection site, drawing the required insulin dose, and injecting it subcutaneously. Before administering insulin, the proper dosage and injection site must be discussed with a healthcare professional.

The needle gauge for Dispo Van Insulin Syringes is 29G or 30G & 31G. These gauges provide a balance between injection comfort and effectiveness, ensuring that insulin delivery is as efficient and comfortable as possible.

Dispo Van Insulin Syringes typically have a shelf life of five years from the date of manufacture. Always check the packaging for the exact expiry date to ensure the syringes are safe and effective for use within the specified period.

Dispo Van Insulin Syringes are available in two sizes: 0.5ml and 1ml and both sizes have U-40 & U-100 graduation scales to meet your every need. Patients can select the appropriate size for their specific needs for a more precise and convenient insulin administration.

When used correctly, Unolok Insulin Syringes typically do not cause side effects. Improper use, such as reusing syringes or incorrect injection techniques, may lead to skin irritation, infection, or bruising. Always follow instructions carefully for safe and effective use.

Yes, Unolok Insulin Syringes are safe to use. They are manufactured with high-quality materials and have tamper-proof needle covers and bottom caps to maintain sterility. Additionally, they are manufactured in fully automated lines,with multiple vision inspection systems to check needle tip formation,ensuring minimal pain.

No, Unolok Insulin Syringes are designed for single-use only. Reusing syringes can lead to infections, reduced needle sharpness, and inaccurate dosing. Always use a new syringe for each injection to maintain sterility and effectiveness.

Unolok Insulin Syringes deliver insulin accurately into the subcutaneous tissue for proper absorption. These syringes have fine measurement markings for precise dosing and siliconised needles to minimise pain during injection. The smooth plunger action and minimal dead space prevent leakage to ensure effective diabetes management.

Unolok Insulin Syringes are luer lock single-use syringes designed for precise insulin administration. Made with high-quality materials, they feature siliconised needles that ensure minimal trauma to the patient. These syringes ensure accurate dosing, better fitment, and are available in multiple sizes and gauges.

Unolok Insulin Syringes come in various needle gauges, including 29G, 30G, and 31G. The gauge number indicates the thickness of the needle. Higher numbers represent thinner needles for a more comfortable injection experience.

Unolok Insulin Syringes have needles of different lengths. The appropriate needle length depends on factors like the injection site and other health concerns. Some of the needle options available for the Unolok syringes range from 5mm to 13mm with different gauge sizes.

The shelf life for Unolok Insulin Syringes is 5 years from the date of manufacturing. Using syringes past their expiration date can compromise their sterility and effectiveness. Always verify the expiration date before use to ensure safety and reliability.

Unolok Insulin Syringes come in various sizes, including 0.3ml (only in U100), 0.5ml, and 1ml. They are available in different needle lengths and gauges (29G, 30G, 31G) to meet different dosage requirements and preferences.

Yes, Dispo Van syringes are available in different sizes, including 1ml, 2ml, 2.5ml, 3ml, 5ml, 10ml, 20ml, and 50ml, to meet varied medical needs.

Yes, Dispo Van syringes come with needles attached when they are dispensed in ribbon packing. In blister packaging, the needle is given separately inside the pack.

Yes, Dispo Van syringes should be stored in a clean, dry, and insect-free environment. They must also be kept away from acidic or corrosive fumes to avoid corrosion or rusting.

Yes, you can find information on how to use Dispo Van syringes on the HMD Healthcare official website.

Dispo Van insulin syringes are specially designed to administer insulin. They come in U40 and U100 calibration for precise dosage measurement.

Yes, Dispo Van hypodermic syringes can be used to administer medication or fluids directly into patients’ veins during emergencies and surgeries.

The Dispo Van syringe is versatile and suitable for a wide range of medical procedures, such as vaccinations, blood draws, aspiration, dental procedures, and insulin administration.

No, Dispo Van syringes are not equipped with safety features to prevent needlestick injuries.

The Dispo Van syringe meets industry standards, providing superior quality and safety with each use.

Follow these instructions to use a Dispo Van pen needle:
1. Start by preparing the insulin pen with the correct dosage as prescribed by the physician.
2. Cleanse the injection site with an alcohol swab and let it dry.
3. After removing the outer and inner covers of the needle, prime the pen by dialling up a small amount of insulin to eliminate air bubbles.
4. Hold the pen at a 90-degree angle to the skin, insert the needle into the cleaned site, and press the button to administer insulin.
5. Hold the pen for a few seconds to ensure full-dose delivery. Remove the needle and dispose.

The Dispo Van syringe’s single-use design eliminates the risk of infection and ensures accurate medication delivery, thereby improving patient care.

The Dispo Van syringe is intended for single use to maintain hygiene standards and reduce the risk of infection.

Yes, Dispo Van syringes are designed to maintain sterility, ensuring safe and reliable medical use.

Yes, the Dispo Van syringe is ideal for one-time usage, providing both safety and convenience with each application.

A Dispo Van syringe is a single-use medical device designed for safe and convenient injection administration. It ensures accurate dosage delivery while minimising injection pain.

The shelf life of Dispo Van syringes is five years from manufacturing.

Dispo Van syringes are available in different sizes, including 1ml, 2ml, 2.5ml, 3ml, 5ml, 10ml, 20ml, and 50ml, to meet a wide range of medical requirements.

Yes, Unolok syringes are suitable for single-use applications, ensuring safe and hygienic injections every time.

Yes, Unolok syringes are ideal for healthcare settings, offering precise and reliable administration for patient care.

No, Unolok syringes cannot be used for veterinary purposes.

Yes, Unolok syringes include a needle cap for safety.

No, Unolok syringes are not equipped with a built-in safety feature.

Unolok syringes are distinguished by their unique design. The luer lock nozzle present in Unolok syringes ensures a secure fitment, thus making them the right choice for more complicated procedures in cath labs and dentistry.

Unolok is a single-use syringe; it is sterilised as long as the packaging is not opened. So, after peeling the pack, it can be used immediately; no sterilisation is required.

Luer lock syringes work by securely screwing the needle onto nozzle of the syringe, ensuring a tight fitment l and minimising the risk of leakage.

Unolok syringes are single-use syringes designed for safe and precise medication delivery in various healthcare procedures, including cath labs and dentistry.

A Unolok luer lock syringe is a medical device featuring a secure locking mechanism, ensuring precise medication delivery while maintaining safety.

The shelf life of Unolok single-use hypodermic syringes is five years from manufacturing.

The Unolok syringe is a medical device used in healthcare facilities for precise and efficient medication administration. Its unique design and functionality ensure accurate dosing and more secure fitment.

Unolok syringes are made from non-toxic, medical-grade polypropylene, a non-reactive compound compatible with a variety of medications.

Unolok syringes are available in different sizes, including 1ml, 2.5ml, 3ml, 5ml, 10ml, 20ml, and 50ml, for various medical needs.

You can purchase Unolok syringes at most medical supply stores or online through trusted healthcare equipment websites.

Alcohol swabs can be used to clean wounds, as they help disinfect the area and reduce the risk of infection.

Alcohol wipes can be safe for babies when used cautiously and for specific purposes, such as cleaning before vaccinations or blood tests. However, prolonged or excessive use may dry out their delicate skin, so it’s advisable to consult a pediatrician before regular use.

No, alcohol swabs are meant for one-time use and should not be reused to prevent the risk of infection.

Yes, alcohol swabs are designed to clean and disinfect the skin before medical procedures, such as injections or the insertion of IV cannulas.

Yes, alcohol swabs typically contain water along with alcohol.

Alcohol swabs should be stored in a cool, dry place at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and heat sources.

The alcohol swab containing alcohol is used by wiping the intended area with the swab to disinfect the skin before medical procedures or injections.

Before an injection, use an alcohol swab to clean the injection site by wiping it in a circular motion. Allow it to air dry before administering the injection.

Yes, an alcohol swab is an antiseptic.

An alcohol swab is used to disinfect the skin before injections or minor procedures to reduce the risk of infection.

Alcohol is a type of disinfectant that can kill microbes, while an antiseptic refers to a substance that can inhibit the growth of microorganisms on living tissue.

Alcohol swabs typically contain 70% isopropyl alcohol

The type of alcohol commonly used in swabs is isopropyl alcohol.

Kojak auto disable syringes are compatible with a wide range of medications and vaccines and can also be used for reconstitution and drug mixing in all sizes except 0.1ml, which cannot be used for re-constitution.

Kojak Auto Disable syringes, designed for single use to prevent needle reuse and curb the spread of infectious diseases, face environmental challenges. Made primarily from plastic and mental, these syringes are not biodegradable and contribute to medical waste. Proper disposal is critical, when incinerated in medical waste facilities, the environmental impact is minimized, but if discarded in regular landfills, they exacerbate pollution. Although recycling potential exists,it is hindered by contamination risk and need for specialized processing.

Kojak auto disable syringes may be more expensive than regular syringes. However, the long-term benefits they offer in terms of infection prevention, and patient safety often outweigh the upfront expenses.

Yes, Kojak auto disable syringes are suitable for both curative and immunisation purposes. Whether administering medications or vaccines, Kojak syringes offer a reliable and hygienic solution for safe injections. Their versatile design and adherence to international quality standards make them suitable for a wide range of healthcare applications.

The Kojak Auto Disable syringe does not have any drawbacks. But it must be used carefully with only one caution. Don’t push the plunger before withdrawing the medicine or vaccine, because if the plunger locks, then the syringe cannot be used.

Kojak auto disable syringes have standard storage requirements similar to those of other medical supplies. They must be stored in a clean, dry, and well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Additionally, they must be kept out of the reach of children and away from potential contaminants to maintain their sterility and functionality until use.

No, Kojak auto disable syringes are specifically designed for single use and cannot be reused under any circumstances. Attempting to reuse Kojak auto disable syringes not only compromises their effectiveness but also poses serious risks to both the individual administering the injection and the recipient. When reuse is attempted the syringe is designed to be automatically destroyed.

The design of Kojak Auto disable is different from regular syringe design. The design ensures single-use because of its ring and lock mechanism that prevents reuse by breaking the plunger, reducing disease transmission risk and promoting safe injection practice.

To ensure that the Kojak’s auto disable feature functions correctly, follow the manufacturer’s usage, handling, and storage instructions. Before use, carefully inspect the syringe for visible flaws or damage to the auto disable mechanism. While administering, monitor the syringe after injection to ensure that the auto disable function has been activated.

The Kojak auto disable syringe is a self-locking syringe that incorporates a ring and lock mechanism. This mechanism automatically breaks the plunger if a reuse of the syringe is attempted. This design feature helps to reduce the risk of cross-contamination and infection.

Kojak Selinge syringes are easy to use and do not require any prior instruction, explanation, or special training for medical professionals. Thus, they can be used with standard techniques for medication injections.

Yes, Kojak auto disable syringes are safe. They are sterile, non-toxic, and non-pyrogenic. They also have a mechanism that prevents reuse, reducing the risk of cross-contamination and infection.

Kojak auto disable syringes are single-use, sterile syringes that facilitate reuse prevention. The plunger automatically breaks after injection, if reuse is attempted

Special syringes used for COVID-19 are often referred to as low-dead space syringes. They are designed to minimise the amount of vaccine or medication left in the syringe after administration. Kojak Selinge is the auto disable syringe of COVID 19, nearly one COVID vaccine in every 7-8 people worldwide was administered using Kojak Seling.

Using Kojak auto disable syringes provides a range of benefits, some of which are:
1. Eliminates reuse by its unique ring and lock mechanism which breaks the plunger if reuse is attempted.
2. Reduces the risk of cross-contamination and bloodborne illnesses
3. Thin-walled needles facilitate smooth penetration and minimise pain

Kojak Selinge is a range of auto disable syringes offered by HMD Healthcare. It incorporates advanced safety features and innovative design elements to enhance injection safety by minimizing the risk of cross-contamination. These self-locking, sterile, non-toxic, and non-pyrogenic medical disposable syringes are made of high-quality polypropylene and come in a variety of options for different applications.

The capacity range of Kojak auto disable syringes varies. The immunization capacity ranges from 0.1 ml/.2ml,.25ml,.5mland 1ml and curative range varies from 2ml,3ml,5ml,10 ml and 20 ml to cater to a wide range of healthcare applications.

Kojak Selinge is primarily used to facilitate safe and hygienic injections in healthcare settings. It is a reliable tool for administering medications, vaccines, and other therapeutic substances to patients while minimising the risk of needle reuse and cross- contamination.

Kojak syringes played a significant role in the COVID-19 by offering a solution for safe and efficient vaccine administration. The auto disable feature helped prevent needle reuse and minimise the risk of contamination, thereby enhancing injection safety during mass vaccination campaigns. It was bought by various healthcare public institutions to lead the vaccination drive during COVID-19.

Kojak Auto Disable syringes offer options for both immunizations and curative purposes. Various sizes and capacities cater to diverse medical applications, benefiting developing healthcare markets. Moreover Kojak auto disable syringes also come in fixed and detachable needle variants. Thus, the needle can be permanently attached to the syringe or detachable from it. You can select between the variants..

More information about Kojak Selinge can be found on HMD’s dedicated product page, including details about its features, specifications, and usage guidelines. You can also visit our youtube page for watching videos about Kojak AD Syringes.

You can purchase HMD’s Kojak auto disable syringes from medical supply stores, pharmacies, or online retailers specialising in medical equipment. Before making a purchase, verify the legitimacy of the supplier.

Kojak Selinge Auto Disable syringes are the top choice for immunization and vaccination for several reasons. The auto disable feature significantly reduces the risk of needlestick injuries and cross-contamination, protecting both healthcare workers and patients. These syringes are designed for ease of use and typically don’t require special training for usage and medicine administration. Furthermore, the single-use design eliminates the possibility of errors associated with cleaning and reusing syringes.

Perfektum TPE syringes are compatible with a wide range of medications. To ensure safe and effective administration, consider needle size, injection techniques, and compatibility with syringe materials.

Since Perfektum TPE syringes have a luer slip fitment, they are not compatible with luer lock connectors.

Yes, Perfektum TPE syringes are compatible with standard needles.

Perfektum TPE single-use syringes are individually ribbon-packed in a double-laminated plastic film.

No, Perfektum TPE syringes are not suitable for insulin administration. You can use Dispo Van insulin syringes for insulin administration.

Yes, Perfektum TPE syringes can be used in emergency medical kits.

Perfektum TPE syringes come in sterilised ribbon packing, making them safe even during storage.

Perfektum TPE single-use hypodermic syringes improve patient safety by enabling sterile, precise medication administration while reducing the risk of contamination during medical procedures.

Perfektum TPE syringes are single-use hypodermic syringes manufactured by HMD for safe and precise injections. They ensure optimal patient care and the convenience of healthcare professionals.

Perfectum TPE single-use syringes are available in different sizes, including 1ml, 2ml, 2.5ml, 3ml, 5ml, 10ml, 20ml, and 50ml, for various medical needs.

Yes, Dispo Van Insulin Syringes come in different needle lengths to accommodate various patient needs and preferences. This type of syringe ensures that users can select the most comfortable, convenient, and effective option for their insulin injections.

Yes, Dispo Van Insulin Syringes are safe for daily use. They are manufactured to meet high safety and quality standards. They ensure reliable performance for diabetic patients who need to administer insulin regularly, providing a consistent and trustworthy solution for daily insulin injections. Available in both economical multi-pack (10 pieces) and individually packed unit-pack.

Yes, instructional videos for using Dispo Van Insulin Syringes are available on the HMD Healthcare website and YouTube Channel. These videos provide step-by-step guidance to help users understand the correct method of insulin administration with Dispo Van Insulin Syringes.

Side effects are uncommon but may include minor pain or slight redness at the site of injection. If you notice any adverse reactions post-injection, consult a healthcare practitioner at the earliest to address these issues promptly and effectively.

No, Dispo Van Insulin Syringes are designed for single use only. Reusing syringes can increase the risk of infections, compromise the effectiveness of the injection, and lead to potential complications. It is important to use a new syringe for each injection.

Dispo Van Insulin Syringes are specifically designed for insulin administration. Consult a medical professional before using them for any other medications to avoid any potential issues or incorrect dosage delivery.

To use Dispo Van Insulin Syringes, clean the injection site, draw the prescribed insulin dose, and insert the needle straight into the selected area for administration. Following your healthcare provider’s instructions and referring to available instructional resources will ensure proper and safe usage.

To use a Dispo Van insulin syringe, draw the prescribed insulin dose, clean the injection site, and inject the insulin subcutaneously. Follow your healthcare provider’s guidelines and refer to instructional videos and documents for detailed guidance to ensure proper technique.

India”s most trusted brand facilitates precise dosage markings for accurate insulin measurement, a smooth plunger for injection, and high-quality materials that enhance user comfort and reliability during insulin administration. These features collectively make the syringes user-friendly and effective for daily use.

A Dispo Van syringe is used to administer insulin to diabetic patients. It ensures accurate dosing and safe delivery of insulin, which is crucial for effective diabetes management and maintaining optimal blood sugar levels.

The method of using Dispo Van Insulin syringes involves cleaning the injection site, drawing the required insulin dose, and injecting it subcutaneously. Before administering insulin, the proper dosage and injection site must be discussed with a healthcare professional.

The needle gauge for Dispo Van Insulin Syringes is 29G or 30G & 31G. These gauges provide a balance between injection comfort and effectiveness, ensuring that insulin delivery is as efficient and comfortable as possible.

Dispo Van Insulin Syringes typically have a shelf life of five years from the date of manufacture. Always check the packaging for the exact expiry date to ensure the syringes are safe and effective for use within the specified period.

Dispo Van Insulin Syringes are available in two sizes: 0.5ml and 1ml and both sizes have U-40 & U-100 graduation scales to meet your every need. Patients can select the appropriate size for their specific needs for a more precise and convenient insulin administration.

When used correctly, Unolok Insulin Syringes typically do not cause side effects. Improper use, such as reusing syringes or incorrect injection techniques, may lead to skin irritation, infection, or bruising. Always follow instructions carefully for safe and effective use.

Yes, Unolok Insulin Syringes are safe to use. They are manufactured with high-quality materials and have tamper-proof needle covers and bottom caps to maintain sterility. Additionally, they are manufactured in fully automated lines,with multiple vision inspection systems to check needle tip formation,ensuring minimal pain.

No, Unolok Insulin Syringes are designed for single-use only. Reusing syringes can lead to infections, reduced needle sharpness, and inaccurate dosing. Always use a new syringe for each injection to maintain sterility and effectiveness.

Unolok Insulin Syringes deliver insulin accurately into the subcutaneous tissue for proper absorption. These syringes have fine measurement markings for precise dosing and siliconised needles to minimise pain during injection. The smooth plunger action and minimal dead space prevent leakage to ensure effective diabetes management.

Unolok Insulin Syringes are luer lock single-use syringes designed for precise insulin administration. Made with high-quality materials, they feature siliconised needles that ensure minimal trauma to the patient. These syringes ensure accurate dosing, better fitment, and are available in multiple sizes and gauges.

Unolok Insulin Syringes come in various needle gauges, including 29G, 30G, and 31G. The gauge number indicates the thickness of the needle. Higher numbers represent thinner needles for a more comfortable injection experience.

Unolok Insulin Syringes have needles of different lengths. The appropriate needle length depends on factors like the injection site and other health concerns. Some of the needle options available for the Unolok syringes range from 5mm to 13mm with different gauge sizes.

The shelf life for Unolok Insulin Syringes is 5 years from the date of manufacturing. Using syringes past their expiration date can compromise their sterility and effectiveness. Always verify the expiration date before use to ensure safety and reliability.

Unolok Insulin Syringes come in various sizes, including 0.3ml (only in U100), 0.5ml, and 1ml. They are available in different needle lengths and gauges (29G, 30G, 31G) to meet different dosage requirements and preferences.