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Sol-M® Luer Lock Syringe Sterile Convenience Trays

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SKU: P180003TU
California prop 65
Description
  • What it is. This Sol-M® syringe tray holds a full set of sterile 3-piece Luer Lock syringes without needles, packed side by side and ready to fill. Pharmacies open one tray and work through a batch, instead of tearing open a stack of individually wrapped syringes. The group covers five barrel volumes, 3 mL through 30 mL, all from the convenience tray line Sol-Millennium Medical builds for pharmacy batch filling.
  • Why a tray instead of a box. The syringes sit in a single orientation, with every tip pointing the same way. That single detail makes syringe trays faster than bulk packs: a technician picks and fills each syringe with the same repeatable motion, supporting aseptic technique and fitting automated or semi-automated filling. One tray replaces dozens of single-syringe wrappers, so technicians spend less time opening and less packaging waste ends up on the bench during a high-volume run.
  • How the syringe performs. These Luer Lock syringes have a high-transparency barrel printed with clear, bold graduations, so the fill line reads cleanly against the liquid. Silicone lubrication keeps plunger travel smooth, a plunger backstop stops the plunger from being pulled out of the barrel, and large finger grips give a steady hold. The threaded tip secures a hypodermic, safety, or blunt fill needle so it stays attached while medication is drawn up and transferred.
  • Construction and pack counts. Distributor specifications list the syringes as polypropylene and latex-free. They are sterile, single-use syringes and are not autoclavable. Tray counts step down as the barrel gets larger: 25 syringes per tray for the 3 mL and 5 mL sizes, 20 for the 10 mL size, and 10 for the 20 mL and 30 mL sizes.

Recommended For

  • Pharmacy batch filling: the use Sol-Millennium designed these trays for, with a full set of syringes ready to fill from one opened tray
  • Aseptic medication preparation: tips that all face one direction let staff work in a consistent pattern at the hood or bench
  • Automated and semi-automated filling: uniform syringe orientation suits workflow automation as well as manual prep
  • Drawing up through a blunt fill needle: the Luer Lock tip threads onto blunt fill, hypodermic, or safety needles and holds them in place during transfer
  • High-volume dose preparation: fewer single-syringe packages to open means less handling time and less wrapper waste per batch

Product Details

  • Manufacturer: Sol-Millennium Medical, Inc.
  • Product Line: Sol-M® 3-Piece Syringe without Needle Convenience Tray
  • Syringe Type: 3-piece syringe, no needle included
  • Tip Type: Luer Lock
  • Volumes in This Group: 3 mL, 5 mL, 10 mL, 20 mL, 30 mL
  • Barrel: High-transparency, with clear, bold graduations
  • Plunger: Silicone-lubricated, with plunger backstop
  • Finger Grips: Large, for steady, controlled handling
  • Material: Polypropylene (distributor specification)
  • Latex: Latex-free (distributor specification)
  • Sterility: Sterile
  • Use: Single-use, disposable; not autoclavable
  • Packaging: Sterile tray; syringes packed unilaterally, tips facing one direction
  • Compatible Needles: Hypodermic, safety, and blunt fill needles
  • Tray / Case Quantity: 3 mL and 5 mL: 25 / 300 · 10 mL: 20 / 240 · 20 mL and 30 mL: 10 / 120

Available Variants

  • P180003TU: 3 mL Luer Lock syringe tray: 25 per tray, 300 per case
  • P180005TU: 5 mL Luer Lock syringe tray: 25 per tray, 300 per case
  • P180010TU: 10 mL Luer Lock syringe tray: 20 per tray, 240 per case
  • P180020TU: 20 mL Luer Lock syringe tray: 10 per tray, 120 per case
  • P180030TU: 30 mL Luer Lock syringe tray: 10 per tray, 120 per case

All five SKUs share the same syringe design, Luer Lock tip, and sterile tray format. They differ only in barrel volume and in how many syringes each tray and case holds, so a pharmacy can match the tray to the dose volumes it prepares most often.

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FAQs

Which tray volume should we stock for a given dose?

Choose the smallest syringe that holds the full dose. A dose that fills most of a small barrel is read against finer graduation spacing than the same dose in a large barrel, which makes small volumes easier to measure accurately. Most pharmacies stock two or three sizes covering their common doses.

What happens to unused syringes once a tray is opened?

Once the tray seal is broken, the remaining syringes are no longer protected by the sterile barrier. Plan batch sizes so you can empty each tray in a single preparation session when possible, and follow your facility's aseptic policy for any leftovers instead of resealing the tray and storing it for later use.

Are tray syringes different from individually wrapped Sol-M syringes?

Sol-Millennium lists these trays under its 3-piece syringe without needle line, so the syringe itself follows the same design; the packaging is what changes. Individually wrapped syringes suit occasional, one-off draws, while trays suit repetitive filling, where opening a single package for an entire batch saves time and reduces wrapper waste.

Can I change needles partway through preparation?

Yes. Because the tip is threaded, you can unscrew and replace a needle without disturbing the syringe contents. A common pattern is to draw up through a blunt fill or filter needle, then switch to a hypodermic or safety needle sized for administration. Use a fresh sterile needle for every change.

Will these syringes fit standard syringe filters and Luer adapters?

Luer Lock tips use the common Luer connection, so they mate with Luer Lock needles, syringe filters, tip caps, and adapters from other suppliers. Confirm the fit with each specific accessory before a production run, especially filters that will see back pressure when pushing viscous solutions through the membrane.