Sol-M® 3 mL Luer Lock Syringe with Exchangeable Needle Trays

$346.08 $331.66
Description
  • What it is. Sol-M® 3 mL Luer Lock syringes paired with exchangeable 1" hypodermic needles and packed 50 to a sterile convenience tray. Sol-Millennium designs its convenience trays for pharmacies where batch filling requires many syringes ready at once. Buying bulk syringes in tray form means one opened package supplies a full filling session instead of dozens of individual wrappers.
  • Three needle gauges. The group covers 21 gauge, 22 gauge, and 23 gauge needles, all 1" long. The 21 gauge draws up fluid most easily, while 22G and 23G are finer options for routine injections once doses are prepared. Because each needle threads onto a Luer Lock tip, staff can swap it for a filter, blunt fill, or different hypodermic needle at any point.
  • Built for accurate batch filling. Each syringe carries clear, bold graduations for accurate filling and dosing, so a technician can verify dose after dose without slowing down. LAC Health's product data for the 23G tray states that the device is labeled "not made with natural rubber latex," is single-use, and is a prescription device, all useful details for pharmacy purchasing teams.
  • Pack size. Each tray holds 50 syringes with needles, and each case holds 2,000, the largest tray count in the Sol-M combination tray range. That makes these disposable syringes a fit for high-volume pharmacies and clinics that prepare 3 mL doses every day. Tray packing also keeps every unit oriented and easy to count, which helps when reconciling how many doses a session produced.

Recommended For

  • Pharmacy batch filling: Sol-Millennium designs its convenience trays for
  • Vaccination clinics: 50 ready syringes with needles per opened tray
  • High-volume dose preparation: 2,000 per case for steady supply
  • Drawing up with a wider needle: the 21 gauge option moves fluid easily
  • Routine injections: 22G and 23G needles for administration

Product Details

  • Manufacturer: Sol-Millennium Medical, Inc.
  • Product Line: Sol-M® 3-Piece Syringe with Exchangeable Needle Combo Convenience Tray
  • Syringe Volume: 3 mL
  • Needle Options in This Group: 21G x 1"; 22G x 1"; 23G x 1"
  • Syringe: 3-piece Luer Lock syringe
  • Needle: Exchangeable hypodermic needle, included
  • Packaging: Sterile convenience tray for pharmacy batch filling
  • Graduations: Clear, bold graduations for accurate filling and dosing
  • Intended Use: Injecting medicines and vaccines, or withdrawing fluids (FDA device listing)
  • Use: Single use
  • Latex: Labeled "not made with natural rubber latex" (device data for 1832310T)
  • Prescription Use: Rx device (device data for 1832310T)
  • Tray / Case Quantity: 50 per tray / 2,000 per case

Available Variants

  • 1832110T: 3 mL syringe with 21G x 1" exchangeable needle, tray of 50
  • 1832210T: 3 mL syringe with 22G x 1" exchangeable needle, tray of 50
  • 1832310T: 3 mL syringe with 23G x 1" exchangeable needle, tray of 50

All three trays share the same 3 mL Luer Lock syringe, 1" needle length, and 50-per-tray packing. They differ only in needle gauge.

FAQs

Why buy syringes in trays instead of boxes?

Trays put many sterile units in one package, so staff open one seal instead of dozens of individual wrappers. That speeds batch filling, reduces bench packaging waste, and keeps units organized. Boxes of individually wrapped syringes suit occasional or one-off use better. For pharmacies preparing doses every day, the time saved adds up.

What happens to unused units once a tray is opened?

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

Which gauge should a pharmacy stock for vaccines?

Needle choice for vaccines depends on the route, the patient's size, and current immunization guidance. Many intramuscular vaccines in adults use 22G to 25G needles at 1" or longer. Check the vaccine labeling and current guidance, then stock the tray gauges that match your most common orders. Ask your vaccine supplier which needles they recommend.

Does "Rx device" affect who can buy these trays?

Prescription medical devices are generally sold to licensed healthcare facilities and professionals, and many distributors ask for business or license documentation before shipping. Pharmacies, clinics, and hospitals typically buy them through established medical supply accounts. Allow extra lead time when opening a new supplier account, since verification can take several days.

Can the needles be removed for batch filling with a different needle?

Yes. The needle threads onto a Luer Lock tip, so staff can unscrew it, attach a filter or blunt fill needle for drawing up, and then replace it with a hypodermic needle for administration. Use a new sterile needle for each change. Keep spare needles of each type at the bench.