100Pack -1ml Luer lock Syringes with 23Ga(1inch) Needles, Individually Packaging Disposable Plastic Syringes and Needles for Scientific Labs, Industrial, Animal and Pet Supplies

I got tired of CVS pharmacy not having the needle and syringe size I needed, and of the cost when they did. These are just excellent. They are sealed very tightly with plastic that is so tough that I need to use scissors to open them. They will stay sterile.The syringes work perfectly. The 23G needles were the size I wanted and could not get from CVS, who wanted me to use 20G. Nope. The needles are so sharp that I can't feel them go in, but then, needles don't bother me. If you think I love these, well, you are correct, and I have a 4-year supply for $27, rather than the $19.95 CVS wanted for 8 syringes with the wrong needles. I use 1 every two weeks so I am way ahead of the game price wise.

Hard to find syringes at CVS or Walgreens anymore. Buying these was smart and I didn’t have to deal with a pharmacist. These are good quality. I use them for my weekly T shot. Will buy again

Good and sharp, no hunting or bending

Great quality

Ordered arrived and was as promised

They work as expected. No issues.

The needles themselves bend & break. Not very safe. Would not buy again!

It functions as it's supposed to. I bought these to vaccinate a LITTER OF PUPPIES. Puppy shots are one ml after reconstituting so these were right at full capacity. I Should have bought a syringe with more capacity because these were just barely enough so it made injecting a bit awkward and was longer than ideal for puppy shots (totally my fault). Also was a terrible choice as far as needle length these were way longer than what I needed but my options were limited because I have to use the Amazon locker and I don't have any other choice for a delivery method. I chose this syringe because of the little nipple point on the plungers boot hoping that it would eliminate the problem of having that little bit of dose that is left wasted in the syringe but it does not there is actually more left in these syringes than some others I'm more familiar with. With one of the puppies injections about half of his vaccine ended up on hs back instead of in his body because it leaked right out of the lurelock tip it seemed that it was just barly screwed out enough to create a leak while injecting but it wasnt enough to notice while reconstituting the vaccine or drawing it up with is strange but whatever. I just hope it was enough of a dose that he got to still protect him. Draw on the plunger is pretty stiff but easy to loosen by priming with a few pumps before use. Some of the needles seemed noticeably duller than others but that's also from not having a fresh needle to switch to after making the vaccine because by the time of injection it had already been through 3 vials rubber stoppers. So I can't fault the product for being used in a way other than what was intended. Ultimately I should have thought further ahead and bought a pack of 2.5ml syringes and a box of needles so I could change them out after preparing the injection.