Syringe Resources

Gallery

This pictures illustrates the differences in the tips of various syringes.  Note that 'Regular Luer' and 'Luer Slip' are interchangable.

A comparison of the sizes of syringes in milliliters.  The 50mL and 60mL syringes are indeed the same size with the only difference being the markings on the product.

A more detailed look at the difference in luer lock and luer slip.  In this picture the luer slip is of the 'eccentric' type.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q:  Sometimes I see syringes measured in mL (milliliters) and CC (cubic centimeters), what is the difference?

A:  For all intents and purposes, they are equivalent.  1mL is equal to 1 CC.  Usually manufacturers use milliliters on the packaging and it is all around more common to see.