5ml Glass Syringes with Caps for Laboratory （10Pack)

This is a good product. I was a nurse for 50 years and decades ago we used to use glass syringes exclusively. I purchased these in order to draw up a liquid that I didn’t want to have plastic leach into. Works well

Glass syringes have been a game changer, for daily use. However, some arrived broken and I've broken 1-2 since. Still, they are way nicer to use then plastic ones. That breakable nature may just come with the fact that they're glass. Overall, they were worth the purchase and work really well as we use them every day.

Bad quality by all means I broke too by my hands disgusting company disgusting work don’t wast you money btw I lose money even 2x bcz when I dicant blue talisman when I wanna put it glass ml 10ml it releases the juice out and it alone cost me alone 100 USD

These are pure glass with no rubber attached to the plunger. Light sera fill the syringe fine. However, when a heavier sera is introduced, they fail to fill or dispense correctly. My primary use for them is, of course, the latter.

Apply a very slight ring of “Dow Corning high vacuum grease” just below halfway on the plunger and it won’t slide and leak contents on its own, and thicker fluids can be picked up and dispensed. It’s a game changer.

These glass syringes are very sensitive to heat and cold and will expand making the plunger impossible to move. I couldn't use them for my intended purpose.

They aren't airtight. Apparently, that's not a bad thing - there's a compound, "Dow Corning high vacuum grease" that makes the syringes more airtight. So, they are not *badly designed*, okay? They are supposed to be glass-not-plastic, and thus, not supposed to have a silicone or plastic plunger, that creates an airtight seal. Instead, that grease, above, applied about halfway up the glass plunger, will allow you to draw an airtight bolus (dose) of what you need. In my case, I need to use these for tinctures, made with alcohol, which is even less easily drawn-in than water. Now: *IF* the product information said "these aren't airtight, and shouldn't be, unless you apply a vacuum grease..." I'd have given 4 stars. But I couldn't go as far as 5 stars, because, dangnabbit, it didn't work for the obvious purpose for which I bought it.

If I could have given them zero stars, I would have. Opening the box you see that the markings on these are very pale, looks darker in photo,) some worse than others, and leads you to wonder if it will rub off soon. In using them, you find that you have to hold the plunger in place or all the liquid just runs back out of the syringe. Inconvenient, awkward, and it wastes product.