Medical-grade disposable hypodermic syringes are often used in research laboratories for convenience and low cost. They are often used for measuring and transferring solvents and reagents where a high precision is not required.
Used with a long needle or cannula, syringes are also useful for transferring fluids through rubber septa when atmospheric oxygen or moisture are being excluded. Examples include the transfer of air-sensitive or pyrophoric reagents such as phenylmagnesium bromide and n-butyllithium respectively.
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Posted by J. Naipier-Kane aka Dr Torchwood USA on 10th Nov 2010
Have you ever tried to drink a thick shake through a coffee stirrer?
That is what it can be like when trying to draw the thicker E-Liquids up into a small Syringe with a thinner needle attached.
These attached 18 Gauge beauties make it as easy to both draw liquids into the syringe & to add your fav' liquids into cartridges.
Slight word of warning however, keep them at home with your E-Liquids as some States (most States) have some strict laws about having 'Sharps' on your person...
So fill your MFS Inc dropper bottles before you set off on any long trips.
Posted by Fernand on 16th Oct 2010
I ordered the 3 cc size, they come in sterile packages with bona fide 18 gauge 1.5" needles, excellent for piercing Mega cartos and vaccinating thick-skinned pets. If you prefer blunt tips or shorter needles, snip 'em off. Better to start out with more than with less; I hate sharpening needles on the day-room walls. These thicker needles make it possible to draw viscous liquids, like e-juice.