Description
The Terumo Tuberculin Syringe is a 1cc barrel graduated in hundredths, made for the tiny, exact doses that TB testing, allergy work and neonatal care depend on. When the dose is a tenth of a milliliter, the scale on the barrel matters as much as the medication in it. Clinics running PPD testing, allergy shot programs and pediatric dosing keep this syringe separate from the general stock for good reason.
- 0.01cc Graduations – Hundredth-of-a-cc markings make small doses measurable instead of estimated, protecting patients who get the smallest volumes.
- Fine Removable Needles – Needled versions carry 25G, 26G or 27G removable needles sized for intradermal and subcutaneous work.
- Tamper-Evident Packaging – The package shows if it has been opened, protecting the sterility of the contents until the moment of use.
- Needle-Free Option – A plain luer slip version is available when the dose will be drawn or delivered without a fitted needle.
Tuberculin Syringes for Hundredth-of-a-cc Accuracy
Tuberculin syringes exist because some doses are too small for a standard barrel to measure honestly. The 1cc barrel is graduated in 0.01cc steps, and Terumo prints those markings in the same clear, bold style as the rest of its conventional line. That readability matters during Mantoux testing, where the dose is 0.1cc and the result depends on delivering exactly that. Three versions arrive with fine removable needles fitted, in 25G, 26G and 27G, while a fourth ships needle-free with a luer slip tip. Allergy clinics, public health programs and pediatric units will each find their routine covered by one of the four.
Features and Benefits
Measurement
- Hundredth Graduations – The 0.01cc scale lets clinicians set doses like 0.1cc precisely instead of splitting the difference between coarse marks.
- Clear, Bold Scale – Bold markings on a clear barrel support a quick second check before an intradermal injection.
Configuration Choice
- Removable Fine Needles – Needled versions use removable 25G, 26G or 27G needles, so a draw-up needle can be swapped for a fresh injection needle.
- Luer Slip Barrel Option – The needle-free version carries a luer slip tip for teams that fit their own needle or deliver without one.
- Tamper-Evident Pack – Packaging is tamper evident, giving greater protection to the sterile contents on the shelf.
Product Specifications
Syringe Specifications
- Barrel Size: 1cc
- Graduations: 0.01cc
- Needle Options: 25G x 5/8 in, 26G x 3/8 in, 27G x 1/2 in, or no needle
- Sterility: Sterile, single use
- Latex: No components made of natural rubber latex
Packaging
- Quantity Per Box: 100 syringes
- Boxes Per Case: 10
- Packaging: 100/bx, 10 bx/cs
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Precision for the Smallest Doses on the Schedule
A standard syringe asked to measure 0.1cc is being asked to guess, and guessing has no place in a Mantoux test. This barrel was drawn for exactly those doses, with a scale that treats hundredths as first-class marks. Programs that test and immunize at volume feel the difference in retests avoided.
- True Hundredth Readings – The 0.01cc scale removes estimation from small-dose work, an edge no general-purpose barrel can match.
- Needles Matched to the Task – Fine removable needles in three gauges suit intradermal placement and delicate subcutaneous dosing.
- One Listing, Four Routines – Testing, allergy, pediatric and draw-up routines are all covered without stocking four separate products.
- Sterility You Can See – Tamper-evident packaging lets staff trust a syringe pulled from a busy clinic shelf.
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
What graduations does this syringe have?
The 1cc barrel is graduated in 0.01cc steps, which is what makes it suitable for tuberculin testing and other small-dose work.
Which needles are included?
Three versions carry removable needles: 25G x 5/8 in, 26G x 3/8 in and 27G x 1/2 in. A fourth version is needle-free with a luer slip tip.
What is it typically used for?
Mantoux TB testing, allergy injections, and pediatric or neonatal dosing where volumes are measured in tenths and hundredths.
Are the needles removable?
Yes. The fitted needles are removable, so a clinician can draw up with one needle and inject with a fresh one.
How are they packaged?
Syringes come 100 to a box and 10 boxes to a case, and the case is the package sold on this listing.
