Sol-Vet® 3 mL Needle & Syringe Combos, Luer Lock & Luer Slip

$124.80 $119.60
Description
  • What it is. Sol-Vet® needle and syringe combos pair a 3 mL syringe with a veterinary hypodermic needle, built for animal health work and labeled for veterinary use only. This group covers twelve configurations in both Luer Lock and Luer Slip, with needles from 20 gauge to 25 gauge and lengths from 5/8" to 1 1/2", so a practice can stock veterinary syringes and needles from one family.
  • Why veterinary-specific needles. Sol-Millennium describes its Sol-Vet needles as engineered for animal use, with a needle grind designed for injection into thick skin and for animal blood draws. The triple-bevel, lubricated stainless steel point reduces discomfort, and its durability is optimized for veterinary procedures, from vial to injection. Hubs are color-coded so staff can identify gauge quickly.
  • Syringes made for handling. The syringes have wide finger flanges for easier control, which helps with restless animals or gloved hands. Sol-Millennium offers the combos in Luer Lock for a threaded, secure connection and in Luer Slip for fast push-on needle changes, the two most common configurations in veterinary practice. Twelve configurations cover the most common species and injection sites in one product family.
  • Less packaging waste. Sol-Vet combos are available in soft packs, which Sol-Millennium positions as a way to reduce packaging waste. This suits clinics, farms, and livestock operations that use vet syringe supplies quickly and want less trash in treatment areas. Wide finger flanges and color-coded hubs also make it easier for staff to quickly grab the right combo, whether at a clinic counter or in a chute.

Recommended For

  • Companion animal injections: finer 22G to 25G needles for small animals
  • Livestock treatment: wider 20G needles for thicker medications and hides
  • Animal blood draws: a needle grind Sol-Millennium designs for blood collection
  • Vaccination programs: quick needle changes with Luer Slip, secure hold with Luer Lock
  • Farm and mobile vet work: soft packs reduce packaging waste in the field

Product Details

  • Manufacturer: Sol-Millennium Medical, Inc.
  • Product Line: Sol-Vet® Needle & Syringe Combo
  • Syringe Volume: 3 mL
  • Tip Types: Luer Lock (VSSC002–VSSC008); Luer Slip (VSSC009–VSSC013)
  • Needle Options: 20G x 3/4", 1", 1 1/2"; 22G x 3/4", 1", 1 1/2"; 23G x 1"; 25G x 5/8"
  • Needle: Sol-Vet veterinary hypodermic needle: triple-bevel, lubricated stainless steel; color-coded hub
  • Syringe Flanges: Wide finger flanges
  • Packaging: Soft packs available for reduced waste
  • Use: Veterinary use only

Available Variants

  • VSSC002: 3 mL Luer Lock, 20G x 1"
  • VSSC003: 3 mL Luer Lock, 20G x 1 1/2"
  • VSSC004: 3 mL Luer Lock, 20G x 3/4"
  • VSSC005: 3 mL Luer Lock, 22G x 3/4"
  • VSSC006: 3 mL Luer Lock, 22G x 1"
  • VSSC007: 3 mL Luer Lock, 23G x 1"
  • VSSC008: 3 mL Luer Lock, 25G x 5/8"
  • VSSC009: 3 mL Luer Slip, 20G x 1"
  • VSSC010: 3 mL Luer Slip, 20G x 1 1/2"
  • VSSC011: 3 mL Luer Slip, 22G x 3/4"
  • VSSC012: 3 mL Luer Slip, 22G x 1"
  • VSSC013: 3 mL Luer Slip, 22G x 1 1/2"

All twelve combos use a 3 mL syringe with a Sol-Vet needle. They differ in tip connection (Luer Lock or Luer Slip), needle gauge, and needle length, so a practice can match the combo to species, injection site, and medication.

FAQs

How do I choose a needle gauge for different animals?

Smaller animals and thinner medications generally suit finer 22G to 25G needles, while cattle, horses, and thicker medications often call for wider 18G to 20G needles to reduce resistance. Always follow the drug label and your veterinarian's instructions for species, route, and site. Thicker hides may need sturdier needles.

Should I choose Luer Lock or Luer Slip for vet work?

Luer Lock threads the needle on, which helps with restless animals, thick medications, and higher injection pressure. Luer Slip is faster for frequent needle changes during vaccination runs. Many practices stock both and pick by task. Pick the connection that matches the job. Keep each type in its own bin.

Why do veterinary needles differ from human needles?

Animal skin and hide can be much thicker, and needles may pass through vial stoppers many times in large-animal work. Sol-Millennium describes its Sol-Vet needles as having a grind designed for thick skin and point durability optimized from vial to injection. That durability matters when one vial serves many animals.

Can I use one needle for multiple animals?

Using a new needle for each animal is the best practice, because reused needles can spread disease between animals and dull quickly, causing tissue damage. Many herd health programs require a fresh needle per animal or per vaccine dose. Follow your veterinarian's and program's requirements. Fresh needles also reduce injection-site reactions.

How should sharps be handled on a farm?

Place used syringes and needles in a rigid, puncture-resistant sharps container immediately after use, and keep the container close to where animals are treated. Never leave sharps loose in a truck or barn. Follow local rules for disposing of full containers. Keep spare containers on hand.