Eye/Ear &Ulcer Syringe Rubber
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A soft, hand-squeezed rubber syringe for gentle irrigation of eyes, ears, and superficial ulcers. The tapered nozzle and responsive bulb give precise, low-pressure control that’s comfortable on sensitive tissue. Ideal for bedside care, first-aid kits, and home health routines where quick, careful rinsing is needed. Durable, reusable, and easy to clean, it helps caregivers perform safe, targeted cleansing without the force or complexity of larger irrigation devices.
Description
The Eye/Ear & Ulcer Rubber Syringe is a soft, hand-squeezed bulb syringe designed for gentle irrigation and cleansing. Its tapered nozzle delivers a controlled stream of fluid, making it suitable for rinsing eyes with sterile solution, flushing ear canals after cerumen-softening drops, and irrigating superficial wounds or skin ulcers as directed by a clinician. The rubber bulb provides responsive pressure control, while the smooth tip supports patient comfort in sensitive areas.
Key features and benefits:
• Soft rubber bulb for steady, gentle irrigation
• Smooth, tapered nozzle for targeted flow and comfort
• One-hand operation for easy positioning and control
• Clearly defined capacity options to match clinical needs
• Durable, reusable construction with simple cleaning routines
• Compact size for first-aid kits, wards, and home care
Common use cases:
• Eye rinsing with sterile eyewash in minor exposure events
• Ear canal flushing after wax-softening treatment, when appropriate
• Cleansing of superficial wounds and skin ulcers to remove debris
• Bedside care, community nursing, and home health support
How it compares:
• Versus piston syringes: more ergonomic pressure control for delicate tissues.
• Versus high-pressure irrigators: lower, gentler flow for sensitive areas.
• Versus single-use units: less waste and predictable handling for repeated tasks.
Good practice:
• Use appropriate sterile or clean solutions per clinical guidance.
• Do not insert the tip deeply; irrigate gently and stop if discomfort occurs.
• Clean, rinse, and air-dry after each use; follow local infection-control protocols.
