Do these syringes fit snugly in the plastic adapters inserted in the top of 1 oz med bottles with the hole for upside down drawing into the syringe?
1595561
I used these syringes for administering medicine to my babies and they fit perfectly.
1883056
Yes! You'd have to stagger them a little but they will fit. The medela and Avent ones should at least and that's pretty standard for bottle and flange sizes. I love our bottle bag - so useful!
959306
Yes, they fit on regular bottles. I use them on the regular Dr. Brown glass and plastic bottles. I wanted the slower flow of the preemie nipple on regular sized bottles.
751546
Doug,I have no idea if they do or not. I use the adapters in the Prep Tool only.
1289923
Yes - the caps are really good caps too. I have bought some on other syringes that screw on & leak. I re-use mine after washing them out to give my cat meds twice daily, so they need to be kinda sturdy. These are.
1084803
The opening is 1/2 inch across (inside diameter). If the scrub is in a tube to begin with, these should work (I've used scrub from a jar that's more of a paste, which probably wouldn't squeeze out very easily). Generally, if something can be poured, pumped or squeezed from its original container, it works in these tubes.
321932
YES! Just got them for the Avent Naturals bottles. I have both the glass bottles and the plastic bottles. They work on both. It's not as tight a fit as the regular nipple, but there are NO leaks.
940711
I agree w/ the other respondents - yes they will I use one liter bottles and prick the bottom of the bottle w/ a needle otherwise the bottle shrivels and the opening allows air into the bottle.
2231707
If your dispenser accepts bags rolled around a hollow plastic tube, they will work. I have two different such dispensers and they fit both. (Not including the one that comes with the bags, which I have started using as I prefer the design)
1555029
Yes, I have used them with the 1 liter glass Pelligrino bottles (that is why I purchased them). Be aware that if either the cork or the inside of the bottle neck is too wet they may pop out from the gas pressure. A quick wipe of the cork solves the problem and I have stored open bottles on their sides as long as the initial seal is tight. I have not yet used them with the plastic bottles as they come with a screw cap but I am sure they would be fine for that application as well.
1310810
Yes, size, but a syringe would work a whole lot better. They would probably make a mess. these are more for liquids.
1239973
Yes. All Medela bottles and pump accessories are a standard size at the part where they screw on.
673525
No, they wouldn't fit a bottle with a wider neck. The lifefactory bottles these are made for are narrow neck.
734510
You don't need a long syringe, you need a bottle cap adapter. You turn the medicine bottle upside down with the adapter on and the syringe inserted into the adapter and then pull the plunger to fill.
2194103
They fit pretty snugly. I don't know about upside down though. I would have to try it. I'm afraid the lid might come off.
1139471
Yes, they have a standard push-on Luer needle fitting. The needles must be purchased separately. It probably makes more sense to purchase syringes with pre-installed needles, both from a cost and sterility viewpoint. Needle length is not critical; needle gauge of 22ga or larger (lower needle gauge) will work, but the 22ga will minimize scarring at the injection site.
513024
Yes, these were used in the hospital on the premade bottles. They also fit my medela breast pump bottles.