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Nevershare 2.5 ml syringe, available in 5 colours (one colour per box of 100).
Nevershare 2.5 ml syringe – 5 colours - Box of 100
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Description
Developed exclusively for harm reduction, the Nevershare syringe is designed for people who inject drugs.
Its 5 colours (white, green, pink, blue, and yellow) make it possible to avoid accidental sharing.
Characteristics
Tip
Centred Luer Slip tip
Graduations
0.1 ml, up to 2.5 ml
Compatibility
All types of detachable needles
Sterilisation
Ethylene oxide
This medical device is a regulated healthcare product that bears the CE marking in compliance with this regulation.
Manufactured exclusively for Exchange Supplies by: Shanghai Kindly Enterprise Development Group Co., Ltd., No. 658 Gaochao Road, Shanghai 201803, China
Instructions for use
- Open the blister pack and take out the syringe by the barrel. Do not touch the tip of the syringe or the plunger with the hands or fingers to avoid contamination, as the plunger can be used to mix the product.
- Attach the needle to the syringe.
- If using a Sterifilt: The product cannot be filtered with a needle. Slot the tip of the syringe into the Sterifilt. Gently turn 90° until perfectly attached. Filter the product. Remove the Sterifilt. Attach the needle to the syringe.
- Dispose of the used syringe using a safe healthcare waste container.
Injection recommendations
- Wherever possible, fixed needle syringes should be preferred as their low dead space reduces the risk of virus transmission if the syringe is shared.
- To avoid vein damage, use the shortest and thinnest needle available.
Precautions for use
Single-use – Do not reuse.
Never share a syringe: risk of virus transmission (Human Immunodeficiency Virus [HIV], Hepatitis C Virus [HCV]).
