#1. what is the purpose/use for the syringe? #2. how long is the length of the tube?
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#1, the Syringe is for refilling the original HP ink cartridges - I never use them since I have the Ink system by CJ Shop. #2, Around 24 inches.
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The graduations on the syringe should compensate for the amoun of fluid in the tip of the syringe, but I would advise measuring the amount of fluid in the tubing separately. I would not use this syringe for precision scientific work.
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I use it for BD insulin and it works fine. It could be used for more than 30ml or up to 100ml syringes. If the needle size is the same length, I think it could be used for others too, although, I have not used it except for insulin.
78130
I am out of the syringes now but I'd estimate around 3 inches or 7 centimeters?
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It is about 7 3/4 inches long, so about the standard length. The tube does have springs built in so it can shrink to about 6 3/4 inches if you need to go smaller. The device takes triple A batteries.
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It goes very near to the end of the barrel. I see a very small sliver of liquid near the black stopper after dispensed. And, of course, there's a drop remaining in the tip which is not measured and not dispensed. So, you're getting the dose you measure if you get all but the tip. We've tried many oral syringes and these are still our favorites!
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It would take quite a while to get enough of the stuff injected from a small enough syringe to do one tile (perhaps half an hour, if not more). If you want to do only a few tiles it may be worth the effort if you have the patience to wield a syringe for that length of time.
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The applicators are 6 inches long. I didn't really need this much length when I ordered them, but they work very well for what I needed.
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I think the 1/2 cc syringe may be too short for the needle to come out of the sleeve but I cannot be sure. I use a 1.0cc but only use .20 in the syringe. it is a fantastic help to inject yourself. I would never attempt without the inject ease. If you switch to the 1.0ml syringes I am sure it will work for you.
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Gina, I believe that the tube is very long is so that it can curve around a little at the bottom allowing you to spray out nearly ALL of whatever you put into bottle. If you want, you could carefully trim it--a little at a time--with a very thin/sharp blade.
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hi I got both of them they are for two different things.my package came with both though I haven't had time to use them a lot one is for narrowing the nose,the other is to mold.they say they work really well!
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Burt, I have syringe and don't find the expiration date you referred to. I've read the fine print and still don't find a date. Help me and I'll try to help you. Thanks.
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I believe each syringe is intended as a single use. They are smaller than they appear!
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Last answer should say the picture shows a long tube with two pads on it.......
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You can get a syringe used for administer liquid medication to small children or pets for a couple of dollars at most any store, or even here on Amazon. Most are marked in ml. & Google will convert ml. to drops, just type it in. If it's too big for the neck add on a short piece of tubing.
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Numbers are just printed, so depending on the med you have to fill syringe with, each syringe could last through many uses - or the numbers could wear off after only a use or two. I found that the needed amount coudc be easily scratched into the appropriate place. I did not mix meds in syringes - used same med in each syringe and rinsed after each dosing to prolong the usability of the syringe.
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What do you mean caps? All you get is the syringe sealed in a plastic wrapper. There is not cap to cover the end of it or anything. Hope this helps.