20Pack-1ml/cc Blue Tie Rod with 25Ga/0.95'',Disposable sterile Individually Packaged (1ml*20)

i use these as my syringes for testosterone, i just swap the needle to a larger draw up them switch them back to these for injection. they do the job perfect :)

Great price. These are just what I need to take my weekly shots

Due to the pandemic, I had to go into amazon to get my syringes for the first time.These did NOT dissapoint, worked GREAT for my subcutaneous injection.Sharp 25g 5/8"(approximate length) needle - Is relatively painless and pretty impressive; comparable to expensive hospital grade BD needles I'm used to. Interestingly I've never used a 25g needle this 'gentle' before, barely a pinch [keep in mind, this is the opinion of a long-time HRT - dose every 4 days - injection patient..I'm used to needles]Luer slip tip - super secure, was able to switch from my 18g (not included) draw needle to the included 25g injection needle without a problem. Was worried it wasn't a luer lock but it gets the job doneSuction is average but succufient - not quite as good as the heavy duty BD syringes but pretty good neverthelessHad no issue with viscous medication - injected easily without much resistance (Estradiol Valeardate)

Gotthese to use for b12 injections, that I have to give 1 of my cats weeklyA. They Aren't the best quality or anything, but they work good enough for what I need.

These are great low dead space syringes, I live outside of a big city so it’s been tough finding syringes for TRT. I used to waste 10ml of my Rx in regular tuberculin syringes, not with these. These are great and the come with nice sharp needles. I have never expectant leakage or waste with these. They work great for me.

My cat gets 2 injections daily and has become relatively used to them. I switched from insulin needles to these because because I wanted needles with increments that aligned better with the directions on the vials of medications (for less confusion for other people).These needles are cheap and technically get the job done. I do like that they’re individually wrapped and that the plastic wrapping has a perforation to help tear it open easier. However, when you try to take the cap off, the entire needle head often comes off of the syringe as well (see the second photo for reference). It makes it very difficult when you’re trying to quickly get the job done (especially if your animal doesn’t sit still very well). The needle tip itself was longer than the description says (1 inch instead of 1/2 inch—see the last photo comparing it to a different brand) and it’s of very poor quality. It wasn’t very sharp at all which required more pressure than normal to puncture the skin and sometimes the needle would get bent in the process.If my cat was more difficult to give injections to, I would have returned them. But since he isn’t, I’ll just make due until I finish them. Overall, I’d much rather spend an extra couple dollars to get better quality needles instead of these.

Bought these to give our dog semi-regular shots. OK to set up (add the needle), use, and draw (could be easier, but OK for the cost) but the big problem is that the needles sometimes bend. Made poor doggo afraid of the shots. So we tried having the vet techs (who, unlike me, obviously have tons of experience giving shots to dogs) use one of these to give him the same meds. It bent for them! So clearly it's the product, not the user.

This is a good syringe if you need to measure the medication precisely.