Single use locking syringe

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604210, A61M 550

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057332614

ABSTRACT:
A locking syringe is disclosed which comprises a plunger, a cylinder, and a locking member for preventing the syringe to be used more than one time. The plunger includes an indention near its upper end into which a plunger locking member fits when the plunger is pushed and approaches the lower end of the cylinder to administer injections or remove bodily fluids and prevents re-use of the syringe by preventing removal of the plunger from the cylinder after the syringe has been used. The cylinder comprises an open cylindrical passage and includes a needle attached in a conventional manner at the end thereof.

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