Terumo Medical Corporation Surguard-3 Safety Syringe with Needle 3cc 25gx1"

Why Choose the Terumo SurGuard-3 Safety Syringe with Needle

The Terumo SurGuard-3 Safety Syringe with Needle is designed for professional medical, clinical, pharmacy, and caregiver-supported medication routines where a sterile syringe and needle are required. Its 3 cc syringe capacity and 25G x 1" needle size support controlled medication administration when directed, while the safety needle design helps reduce accidental needle-stick risk after use.

Key Features

✔ Safety syringe with attached needle

✔ 3 cc syringe capacity

✔ 25G needle gauge

✔ 1" needle length

✔ Sterile single-use format

✔ Integrated safety mechanism

✔ Designed for medication administration when directed

✔ Helps support safer sharps handling after use

✔ Suitable for clinical, pharmacy, and professional healthcare use

Benefits

✔ Supports controlled medication administration when prescribed

✔ Safety feature helps reduce accidental needle-stick risk

✔ Sterile format helps reduce contamination risk before use

✔ 3 cc capacity is practical for common medication dosing needs

✔ 25G x 1" needle size supports routine injection applications when appropriate

✔ Single-use design simplifies disposal and infection control practices

✔ Practical for clinics, hospitals, pharmacies, and medical supply rooms

Usage/Application

Ideal for professional medication administration, injections, clinical procedures, pharmacies, clinics, hospitals, long-term care facilities, assisted living, and healthcare supply rooms where a 3 cc safety syringe with 25G x 1" needle is required. Use a new, sterile safety syringe for each injection as directed by a healthcare professional, following proper injection technique, and never reuse or share it, since reuse or sharing can transmit infection or cause injury. Select the barrel volume, needle gauge, and length appropriate to the medication and procedure. After injecting, activate the integrated safety mechanism to shield the needle before disposal, which helps reduce the risk of accidental needle-stick injury, then dispose of the syringe safely in an approved sharps container without recapping it, and keep it away from children, since the preparation and administration of injections are clinical responsibilities for qualified healthcare professionals.