SOL-M 3cc Syringe Only Luer Lock

What is a SOL-M 3cc Syringe (Luer Lock)?

This is a syringe, a tool used to draw up and inject small amounts of liquid. It holds up to 3cc (3 millilitres) at a time.

It uses a Luer lock tip, a small twist-on connector. It holds a needle firmly in place so it will not come off.

This page is not about what researchers study inside a compound. It covers the syringe itself, a tool used in lab work.

What it is used for

This syringe is used to measure and move liquid in a lab setting. The clear barrel shows how much liquid is inside. A silicone coating helps the plunger slide smoothly. A backstop on the plunger keeps it from being pulled all the way out by accident. Large finger grips make the syringe easier to hold steady during use.

What you get

One 3cc syringe with a Luer lock tip. It is sold on its own, without a needle.

How to store it

Keep it in its wrapper until you use it. Store it in a clean, dry place at room temperature.

Words you might not know

• Syringe — a tool with a barrel and plunger used to draw up and push out liquid.
• Luer lock — a twist-on connector that locks a needle onto a syringe.
• Plunger — the part of a syringe pushed or pulled to move liquid.
• Barrel — the clear tube part of a syringe that holds the liquid.

Sold for laboratory research only. Not for human consumption.