Risk of a needlestick injury is reduced if safety syringes are used. UK dental schools are changing over to safety syringes. All dental staff should be considering changing to safety syringes.

Sharps Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ:STSS) is a medical device company specializing in drug delivery technology for the pharmaceutical and healthcare markets. The company operates two primary syringe-based ...

Wilmington, Delaware, Sept. 26, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Allied Market Research published a report, titled, "Auto-retractable Safety Syringe Market by Type (0.5ml capacity, 1 ml Capacity, 3 ml ...

Medical Safety Technologies Inc. (MST), a designer and supplier of medical devices solving safety issues related to needlestick injuries, introduced its new Turtle(TM) SafeShot Safety Syringe, which ...

Risk of a needlestick injury is reduced if safety syringes are used. UK dental schools are changing over to safety syringes. All dental staff should be considering changing to safety syringes.

The global retractable needle safety syringes market is poised for significant expansion over the next decade, fueled by a growing emphasis on the safety of healthcare professionals and patients alike ...

CASTEL MELLA, Italy—Polymer group Datwyler Holding Co. is doing its part to reduce needlestick injuries. Datwyler supported med-tech company Roncadelle Operations in the development of an intuitive ...

Revolution Medical has just won FDA approval to market their Rev Vac Safety Syringe and Phelobotomy (blood drawing) device. The syringe operates the same as a standard syringe so no additional ...

A ready-to-fill syringe having integrated passive safety features within the glass barrel is heading to market. The Unifill syringe (pre-commercially known as the Unilife Ready-to-Fill Syringe) is ...

Orders for Sharps Securegard 1mL and 3mL syringes are on the water, introducing a line of competitively priced, low waste, smart safety syringes to the Colombian Healthcare System and the Latin ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a safety notice to consumers, health care providers and facilities that it is evaluating plastic syringes made in China for potential device failures.