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In this article, we are going to run through the different types of syringe tips you may come across and provide some general uses to help you decide which syringe tip is best for you and the use you have in mind.

What type of syringe should I choose? What types of syringes are there? Which size syringe should I use? We have answers to all your burning questions and more...

Ciringe syringes are used by healthcare professionals working across a number of sectors and offer a multitude of uses. As well as the obvious clinical uses in acute healthcare settings such as to inject medications during surgery and in the emergency room, Ciringe syringes are perfect for use in non-acute settings whether with a needle or not. Let’s take a look at some of the non-acute uses for Ciringe syringes:

We may have several vaccines on the horizon and more treatments against COVID-19 than we had when the pandemic first swept across the world, but, as positive as these developments are, there has never been a more crucial time to keep up the hand washing regime. Here’s why…

It seems the colder you feel, the more your muscles tense up in your shoulders, your back, your legs, your arms and more… This is not just your imagination, it’s a physical side effect that the cold has on us. Cold weather causes our blood vessels to constrict as they try to hold in the heat and this reduces blood flow, and thus oxygen flow, throughout the body.

The Oqard Nitecore Pen Torch is the perfect gift for the medical professional in your life! Doctors, nurses, trainee doctors, nurses and medics and first responders use high quality pen torches, like the Oqard Nitecore Pen Torch, on a daily basis as a diagnostic tool...