EasyTouch 31G 1mL Syringes

$5.00
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≥99% purity
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Restricted to laboratory and analytical research

Products in this catalog are supplied as research materials only. They are not drugs, foods, cosmetics, supplements, or medical devices and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.

Compound overview

Product specifications, research context, and handling information.

EasyTouch 31G 1mL Syringes

EasyTouch 31G 1mL Syringes are U-100-marked syringes with a 31-gauge needle and a 1 mL barrel, offered in 10-pack and 100-pack options.

In a laboratory workflow, these supplies support compatible liquid-handling tasks. The U-100 scale is a syringe calibration and does not describe the concentration of a research compound.

Key Laboratory Applications

  • Compatible liquid handling
  • Small-volume measurement
  • Single-use supply management
  • Laboratory workflow consistency

Function and Compatibility

The plunger displaces liquid through the barrel and fixed needle. Measurement suitability depends on the task and the scale; this supply has no peptide or receptor mechanism.

Product Details

Product Type: Single-use liquid-handling supply
Pack Options: 10 Pack; 100 Pack
Capacity / Scale: 1 mL; U-100 markings
Needle: 31G; 5/16 inch (8 mm)
Handling: Single use. Follow manufacturer labeling and laboratory sharps procedures.
Storage: Keep in a clean, dry environment with packaging intact.

Measurement and Pack Options

A 1 mL barrel, U-100 markings, and 31G needle define this syringe format. Available in 10- and 100-pack options for compatible laboratory liquid-handling tasks.

Research Use Only:

Offered for laboratory and research workflows only. Not intended for human use through this listing. Follow manufacturer labeling and laboratory sharps procedures.