1ml Luer Lock Syringe, Sterile, Individually Sealed - 100 Syringes per Box (no Needle)

Great. Been using these several years for TRT. Perfect.

This is the second time that I have bought this product. I have to inject medication and the markings on the syringe make it easy to measure medication. Just works.

Precisely What I Required...

These are wonderful syringes! They have a luer lock so you can easily use different gauge needles. They are well made, individually sealed, and great for using with hormones or medications.

So these are super handy if you ever only need a fraction of a mL or CC of your injectables. I use this for my weekly TRT at 0.5mL per dose. With my vials being exactly 1mL I can confirm that each use is accurate. The only thing I noticed is that there are times where I will pull a syringe and notice that the syringe is bent after putting the needle on so I end up wasting a syringe and needle when i notice the bend. It doesn't happen too often to really effect the value of buying in bulk, just make it a habit of inspecting each syringe when you pull it from the box. Theres nothing more awkward than pushing a plunger down when there is a bend in the syringe.

These seem pretty comparable to Easytouch syringes and I love that they're low waste for my injections

I was getting my syringes from the pharmacy and this is much easier. I inject estrogen once a week so these will last a long time.I bought all my needles from Amazon as well.

I use this for my weekly T shots. Compared to the ones I originally got at the pharmacy, these are more flimsy, but honestly, they get the job done. I will note that when drawing with these, it's not very smooth, it kinda gets stuck time to time. However, when injecting it moves smoothly. The amount in these is not accurate to the original syringes I had, so I highly suggest if you have another brand of syringes you used to use left over, to do a test and see what on these is equal to the amount you needed on your old syringe. Also, these get bubbles much easier, so make sure to flick when drawing medicine!