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Another story on re-used syringe ... by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Mon 10 Nov 2008 4:20pm Another story on re-used syringes...not needles just the syringe...a similar story was long unfolding in New York, relative to the same scenario....40,000 patients during the time frame to be testws for Hepatitis C as there is no way to know who was and who was not treated with a re-used syringe...BD A clinic may have infected a handful o ... Read on »

More to recycle...syringes go gr ... by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Mon 10 Nov 2008 4:21pm More to recycle...syringes go green...BD Infection control company Inviro Medical Devices is helping its customers advance their "green" initiatives, by supplying products creating less medical waste than competitive products and by using more recyclable components in their safety syringes and packaging materials. The company's inno ... Read on »

Hospital Employee Injected Patient Drugs and Replaced Syringe content with Saline Solution by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Sat 04 Jul 2009 9:42pm

1 Comment This is another one of those scary stories with a worker who took the injections herself instead of giving the medication to the patient, then filled the syringe with saline for the patient. The problem is the syringes were not sterilized and she had hepatitis C from an old drug habit. It appears that over 5,000 patients were potentially expose ... Read on »

A Case for a New Syringe – TED Presentation by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Fri 23 Oct 2009 10:02pm This is a real eye opener here to see how many of these are laying around all over the world and how syringes are infecting more people today than mosquitoes are with malaria. Mr. Koska has come up with a new syringe that can only be used once, when you try for a second time, it breaks. The cost is the same as what we pay today for the tra ... Read on »

New InJentle Glass Syringe from Schott – Drug and Patient Friendly by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Fri 22 Jan 2010 9:06pm The new syringe will make injections less painful, and any patient will appreciate this. The new syringe was developed in conjunction with Cambridge Consultants, those folks I mention here from time to time reflecting on their blue tooth inhaler. You can also read up on the Schott website for additional details. One of the selling points her ... Read on »

Johnson and Johnson Recall-Syringes With Cracks Covered by Labels-Injectable Formulation of Invega To Treat Schizophrenia by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Tue 15 Feb 2011 8:10pm The company found this on their own without FDA interaction and I would guess after all the recalls, they are probably going through everything with a fine tooth comb. This is not a recall that affects a real large group of consumers but still it’s one more product found not to be up to standards. Back in January Wall Street was asking Bill ... Read on »

Re-Cycling the Push Stem of your Syringe? by stuart Patient Expert

Posted Wed 14 Jan 2009 8:25pm Do you re-cycle the plastic items from your home? Have you thought to re-cycle the plastic push stem of your injectable? My question is: IS It safe to recycle the plunger portion of your syringe? ================================================== Medical syringes A typical medical syringe with needle Hypoderm ... Read on »

TEVA INTRODUCES NEW THINNER 29-GAUGE NEEDLE FOR COPAXONE® PRE-FILLED SYRINGE by stuart Patient Expert

Posted Wed 14 Jan 2009 8:26pm Press Release - December 23, 2008 TEVA INTRODUCES NEW THINNER 29-GAUGE NEEDLE FOR COPAXONE® PRE-FILLED SYRINGE - Survey Results Indicate New Needle Significantly Preferred By More Than Three Out of Four Patients - Kansas City, MO – December 23, 2008 – Teva today announced the launch of a new, thinner, 29-gauge pre-filled s ... Read on »

Tainted Syringes Killed 5 Patients – Need Technology at the FDA to Report Quality Control numbers on batches and lots before shi by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Tue 24 Feb 2009 10:44pm AM2PAT CEO Dushyant Patel is reported having gone back to India. This is terrible as the 2 factory whistle blowers pleaded guilty for their p art in shipping the tainted syringes. The factory supposed had failed to follow rules for checking sterility and cut corners which resulted in bacterial infested syringes. 200 to 300 patients were in ... Read on »

Why Do I Need a 60cc Syringe? by Lynn Patient Expert

Posted Fri 07 Aug 2009 7:16pm For many medical situations, G-Tubes or Gastrostomy Tubes, or N-G tubes (naso-gastric which means starting in your nose and ending in your stomach), j-g tubes (starting AFTER your stomach) are life saving! While feeding blended meals via g-tube requires the use of syringes since pumps cannot process the thicker food, G-Tube fed people who ... Read on »

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