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Sol-M® 1 mL Slip Tip Syringe without Needle, Low Dead Space

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SKU: P180011LDS
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Description
  • What it is. A Sol-M® 1 mL slip-tip syringe without needle, built with Sol-Millennium's low dead space (LDS) technology. Dead space is the small volume left in the syringe tip after you fully depress the plunger. Low dead space syringes reduce that leftover volume, so more of each dose and more of each vial gets used.
  • Why LDS matters. Sol-Millennium says its LDS syringes increase the number of doses you can draw from a multi-dose vial, which became especially valuable during the COVID-19 vaccination campaign. Sol-Millennium also notes that they require no changes to clinical practice, so switching is straightforward. In high-volume vaccination programs, even small per-dose savings can translate into many additional doses.
  • Slip tip convenience. The Luer Slip tip connects to needles with a push-on friction fit, making needle attachment and changes quick. The 3-piece design adds a high-transparency barrel, silicone lubrication for smooth plunger movement, a plunger backstop that prevents accidental withdrawal, and large finger grips for control. Those features keep a 1 mL dose easy to see and deliver.
  • Packing. The syringe ships 100 per box and 800 per case. Sol-Millennium also makes a Luer Lock low dead space version for applications that call for a threaded needle connection. Both versions share the same 1 mL capacity and LDS design, so the choice comes down to tip connection and workflow.

Recommended For

  • Vaccination programs: more doses from each multi-dose vial
  • Costly medications: less drug left in the syringe after each dose
  • Small-volume injections: 1 mL barrel for precise doses
  • Fast needle changes: push-on Luer Slip connection
  • Pharmacy dose preparation: small, accurate draws

Product Details

  • Manufacturer: Sol-Millennium Medical, Inc.
  • Product Line: Sol-M® 3-Piece Syringe without Needle, Luer Slip
  • Volume: 1 mL
  • Tip Type: Luer Slip
  • Dead Space: Low Dead Space (LDS) technology
  • Needle: Not included
  • Barrel: High-transparency
  • Plunger: Silicone-lubricated, with plunger backstop
  • Finger Grips: Large
  • Box / Case Quantity: 100 per box / 800 per case
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FAQs

Slip tip or Luer Lock for a low dead space syringe?

A slip tip allows fast needle attachment and changes, useful in high-throughput vaccination clinics. A Luer Lock tip holds the needle more securely under pressure. Both can deliver low dead space benefits; choose based on workflow and how often you change needles. Many clinics stock both.

How do I get the most doses from a multi-dose vial?

Use low-dead-space syringes and needles together, draw each dose carefully without excess air, and avoid priming or overfilling. Always follow the product label for the number of doses and the vial's beyond-use timing, since extra-dose practices depend on the specific product. Never pool leftovers from different vials.

Does the needle affect dead space with a slip tip?

Yes. Dead space includes fluid in the needle hub as well as the syringe tip. Pairing an LDS syringe with a low-dead-space needle maximizes savings, while a standard needle with a large hub can offset some of the benefit. Ask your supplier for matching LDS needles.

Is this the same as a tuberculin syringe?

Both are 1 mL syringes for small doses, but tuberculin syringes are often sold with a fixed needle for intradermal testing. This syringe comes without a needle, so it can be paired with whichever needle the task requires. Confirm graduation requirements before substituting in a specific protocol.

Is there any change in technique when switching to LDS?

Sol-Millennium states that no change in clinical practice is needed. Staff draw up, check the dose, and inject as usual. A short familiarization helps confirm the plunger feel and dose reading match expectations before a large clinic. Training helps staff adapt quickly. Start with a small pilot clinic if possible.