Long Tip Syringe

Haorunmed supply Long Tip Syringe has a total length of approximately 17 to 20 cm (6.8 to 8 inches), with an extended nozzle tip of approximately 3 to 4 cm. The barrel is typically made of clear medical-grade polypropylene (PP) with clear milliliter graduations, usually in 1 mL increments; some products also include ounce (oz) graduations. The piston stopper is usually made of synthetic rubber or silicone for a smooth seal and leak-proof performance.

Key Features

Capacity: Holds 60 mL (60 cc) of liquid, allowing for one-handed dispensing and injection.

Nozzle Type: Typically equipped with a long tubing tip, sliding tip, or eccentric/central nozzle for use with feeding tubes or extension tubes; some models have nozzle tips that can be connected to matching tubing or adapters to extend delivery distance.

Needle: Usually needle-free, sold as an infusion or feeding syringe to avoid the risk of accidental injury.

Length: The combination of the barrel and extended nozzle makes it easier to reach deep containers, pipes, or special interfaces, and can also reach the bottom of deep-mouth bottles to extract liquids.

Grading and Reading: The printed graduations on the barrel are wear-resistant and do not easily rub off, making it easy to accurately read the volume; some products have bidirectional graduations (readable both forwards and backwards).

Material and Safety: Most are made of latex-free and DEHP-free materials; the single-use design reduces the risk of cross-contamination; there are also durable models that can be sterilized at high temperatures and reused.

Common Uses: Tube feeding: Used to deliver liquid food, nutrient solutions, or flushing solutions through gastric tubes, nasogastric tubes, or PEG tubes; a common instrument for home enteral nutrition care.

Disposable products are not recommended for repeated sterilization and reuse to avoid loss of seal or material aging.

When drawing and injecting viscous liquids, operate slowly to avoid excessive pressure that could cause the nozzle to detach or the barrel to crack.

When used for tube feeding, ensure the nozzle and tubing interface are compatible (e.g., catheter tip fits a urinary catheter interface, sheath tip fits a Luer interface or Murphy connector).

Keep out of reach of children; for medical use, follow the instructions of a healthcare professional.