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BD® Oral Syringes help deliver oral medications with accuracy.1
Oral syringes offer an easy and accurate method for dispensing medications, helping to ensure precise administration and enhance patient safety. It is considered best practice to prepare oral medications exclusively in oral syringes.2,3
Easy readability
Both the clear and amber syringes feature scale markings designed to be easy-to-read for accuracy.1
Reduced errors
The use of oral syringes is recommended vs commonly found alternative measuring devices like spoons or cups due to increased volumetric accuracy.4
Tip caps
Tip caps come packaged in a separate, smaller bag within the case.1
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- Technical Data Sheet V201-044 rev2., BD® Oral Syringes BNS, June 2024.
- Hurst, M. (2006). Oral medication dispensers in clinical research. MAGI Journal.
- Institute for Safe Medication Practices. (2009). Oral syringes: A crucial and economical risk-reduction strategy that has not been fully utilized.
- Yin, H. S., Parker, R. M., Sanders, L. M., et al. (2016). Liquid medication errors and dosing tools: A randomized controlled experiment. Pediatrics, 138(4), e20160357. https://doi.org/10.1542/peds.2016-0357
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