Sol-M® Oral Dispensing Syringes, Clear, with Tip Cap

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Description
  • What it is. The Sol-M® oral syringe is built for one job: measuring and giving liquid medication by mouth. This clear-barrel version includes a tip cap and comes in 1 mL, 3 mL, 5 mL, and 10 mL sizes, so a pharmacy or care unit can match the oral medication syringe to the dose instead of forcing one size to cover everything. Each size ships with its own tip cap.
  • The safety tip is the point. An oral syringe should never end up on an IV line. Sol-Millennium designs the tip of these oral syringes so it will not accept Luer connectors, which physically blocks the syringe from connecting to IV tubing, catheters, or standard hypodermic needles. That design helps prevent medication errors, including the accidental intravenous injection of an oral liquid, one of the more dangerous mix-ups in medication administration.
  • Readable and controlled. The clear barrel lets you see the liquid and check for air before dosing, and the clear graduation markings support accurate measurement. These are 3-piece syringes with an O-ring design, where a flat rubber O-ring attached to the plunger forms the stopper. The included tip cap seals a filled oral syringe until the dose is given, which helps when doses are prepared ahead of time.
  • Materials and packing. The syringes are not made with natural rubber latex and are supplied non-sterile in bulk packaging, which is typical for oral dosing devices that never enter the bloodstream. Each size ships 100 per box and 400 per case, making the 1 mL and 10 mL oral syringes equally easy to keep stocked. Bulk boxes keep pharmacies and nursing units stocked without frequent reordering.

Recommended For

  • Hospital and pharmacy oral dosing: measuring liquid medications for patients who cannot swallow tablets
  • Pediatric liquid medications: the 1 mL and 3 mL sizes suit small, precise doses
  • Pre-filled unit doses: the tip cap closes a filled syringe until administration
  • IV error prevention programs: the non-Luer tip cannot connect to IV lines or Luer needles
  • Long-term care medication passes: larger 5 mL and 10 mL sizes handle bigger oral volumes

Product Details

  • Manufacturer: Sol-Millennium Medical, Inc.
  • Product Line: Sol-M® Oral Dispensing Syringe, O-Ring Type
  • Barrel Color: Clear
  • Volumes in This Group: 1 mL, 3 mL, 5 mL, 10 mL
  • Tip Design: Oral tip; will not accept Luer connectors
  • Tip Cap: Included
  • Construction: 3-piece syringe with O-ring plunger stopper
  • Graduations: Clear graduation markings
  • Latex: Not made with natural rubber latex
  • Sterility: Non-sterile, bulk packaging (distributor specification)
  • Box / Case Quantity: 100 per box / 400 per case

Available Variants

  • 21001OC: 1 mL clear oral dispensing syringe with tip cap
  • 21003OC: 3 mL clear oral dispensing syringe with tip cap
  • 21005OC: 5 mL clear oral dispensing syringe with tip cap
  • 21010OC: 10 mL clear oral dispensing syringe with tip cap

All four SKUs share the same non-Luer oral tip, O-ring construction, clear barrel, and tip cap. They differ only in barrel volume, so pick the smallest size that holds the full dose for the most precise reading.

FAQs

Why are oral syringes non-sterile when injection syringes are sterile?

Oral medications enter the digestive tract, not the bloodstream, so oral syringes don't need to meet the sterility requirements of injection devices. They should still be kept clean and handled hygienically. If a protocol calls for a sterile oral device, confirm the requirement with your pharmacy before substituting.

Can an oral syringe be used to draw medication from a vial?

No, because the non-Luer tip won't accept a needle. Many pharmacies pour or dispense oral liquids into a medicine cup, use a bottle adapter designed for oral syringes, or draw directly from the bottle. Check that any adapter you use is compatible with oral-tip syringes. Never attempt to force a needle onto the tip.

How do I choose between the 1 mL, 3 mL, 5 mL, and 10 mL sizes?

Pick the smallest syringe that holds the full dose. Smaller barrels have finer graduation marks, making small volumes easier to measure. For example, a 0.8 mL pediatric dose is more accurate in a 1 mL oral syringe than in a 5 mL one. Always check the dose at eye level.

What is the difference between O-ring and gasket oral syringes?

An O-ring syringe uses a flat rubber O-ring on the plunger as the seal. A gasket syringe uses a conical rubber plunger tip that reduces residual space in the tip. Sol-Millennium makes both; this group is the O-ring type, so choose the gasket version if minimizing leftover liquid is your priority.

Should oral syringes be labeled after filling?

Yes, in most settings. Safe practice is to label every prepared dose with the drug, strength, and patient, especially when doses are filled ahead of time and capped. Many facilities also label syringes "For Oral Use Only" so bedside staff can identify them at a glance. Clear labels prevent wrong-route errors.