Infant / Rectal Syringe
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An infant/rectal syringe is a soft-tip dosing tool for delivering small volumes of medication or micro-enemas when oral routes aren’t suitable. The flexible tip, clear volume markings, and smooth, controlled action help protect delicate tissue and improve dosing accuracy. Ideal for pediatric clinics, hospitals, and caregiver use under clinical guidance, it offers simple setup, easy cleaning, and precise delivery that supports fast, comfortable relief.
Description
An infant/rectal syringe is a soft-tip, bulb-style or plunger-style device designed to deliver small volumes of liquid medication or micro-enemas through the rectum. The gentle, flexible tip helps protect delicate tissue, while a clear barrel and volume markings support accurate dosing. Clinicians choose rectal delivery when oral intake isn’t possible or when faster local action is needed for constipation relief. Compact sizing, easy cleaning, and simple one-hand operation make it practical for hospitals, clinics, and home care.
Key features and benefits:
• Soft, rounded rectal tip for patient comfort and reduced risk of tissue irritation
• Clear barrel with legible graduations for precise small-volume dosing
• Secure, leak-resistant connection between tip and barrel to minimize spills
• Smooth bulb or low-friction plunger for steady, controlled delivery
• Wide opening for easy filling and rinsing; detachable tip on many models
• Available sterile, single-use options to support infection-control protocols
Common use cases:
• Pediatric constipation management with saline or glycerin micro-enemas
• Medication delivery when vomiting, poor swallowing, or feeding intolerance limits oral dosing
• Pre-procedure bowel prep for infants and small children under clinical guidance
• Home-care kits for parents and caregivers instructed by a healthcare professional
How it compares:
• Versus an enema bag, a syringe offers better control of very small volumes and simpler setup.
• Versus oral syringes, rectal delivery can bypass swallowing issues and reduce taste-related non-adherence.
Quality and care notes:
• Choose materials that are smooth, flexible, and compatible with approved cleaning or high-level disinfection processes; follow local protocols.
• Many buyers prefer products made under recognized medical-device quality systems and labelled with lot/expiry details; verify documentation per your facility’s requirements.
• Use only as directed by a qualified professional; confirm dose, solution type, and technique for infant use.
This syringe provides a safe, controlled method to deliver rectal medications and micro-enemas, helping caregivers achieve reliable results with minimal stress for the child.
