APOTHECARY 2 TSP ORAL SYRINGE WITH KORC 6/72

ممتازه خاصه ان اطفال لا يتقبلون المضاد الحيوي، لكن بعد استخدام هالنوع من الابر اصبح استخدام الادويه جداً سهل و قبول الاطفال اكثر من رائع (لا صياح و لا ازعاج بعد اليوم 😅)

After 1 week of using it, label starts fading. At 3rd week, I can't even use it anymore.

Very basic syringe, i could bought with tenth of this price

Muy útil

Parfait pour tout ceux au Canada qui le tylenol pour bébé es un supplice ! Je recommande

Pros: easy for me to use (even with bad hands). I feel like it's accurate without risk of wasting expensive medicine. Easy to put the connector into the top of the medicine bottle and makes a good seal. Connector has an easy cap so you can put medicine in cabinet without having to put the regular top back on (but NOT child or spill safe). Kid's, pet's, adult's meds! Cons: NOT childproof in any way so keep it away from kids/pets. Syringe broke after a few uses but I just used another brand of syringe and it worked. STILL worth it.

This was great to draw the last little bit of liquid from the bottle.

With a gaggle of nieces and nephews in my family, this bottle dispenser adapter is not new to me, but they’re a GREAT little invention! I needed one for some liquid vitamins I have to give 1 of my pups everyday, and it works beautifully! My bottle opening is 9/16” and the adapter fits perfectly in the bottle. As you’ll see in my photos, it fits up to the 4th marker from the very bottom and allows me to effortlessly flip it up and draw the liquid. Now…as for the syringe…I don’t intend on using this particular syringe as I need a much smaller amount so I ordered a whole box of 1.0 ml syringes to accommodate my need. That being said, to everyone who has complained about the markings rubbing off on the included syringe…this is literally par for the course on any plastic syringe on the market. In my 30+ years of using these types of syringes, I cannot say that I’ve ever come across one that this doesn’t happen to…so really, it’s a rather ridiculous thing to complain about. What one can do to alleviate this issue is very easy! First, mark the syringe with some colored tape of some kind…then when the markings wear off, you still know where the dosages are. I used a piece of a colored label (yellow) I have for my label maker and it worked perfectly. I also ordered some stickers, that are specifically made for marking dosages on syringes that I first saw when I was given a syringe from my vet and they had marked the syringe with these stickers. They’re fantastic!! I wasn’t able to find them on here, so I searched them on the web and found a place called label value that sold them. I ordered them and received them in 2 days!! The roll comes with 500 stickers and are very reasonably priced!! Hopefully these 2 very simple solutions will help others who are dealing with the markings rubbing off these syringes. I’d highly recommend a little proactive problem solving to alleviate the frustrations down the road once the markings start to disappear.