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Dropper Teat
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A Dropper Teat is a soft, flexible rubber or silicone component designed to fit onto a dropper bottle or pipette, facilitating controlled dispensing of liquids in drops. Commonly used in pharmaceutical, laboratory, and infant care applications, the teat provides a safe and precise way to transfer small amounts of liquid. Its pliable material allows easy squeezing to draw up and release fluids dropwise, ensuring accuracy and minimizing waste or contamination. Dropper teats are essential for eyedrops, medicines, feeding bottles, and various chemical dispensing needs.
Description
Uses
Primary Uses
Pharmaceutical and Laboratory Applications
- Used as a dispensing tip for eyedrop bottles to administer medication safely.
- Facilitates controlled dropwise addition of reagents in laboratory experiments.
- Enables precise dosing in pharmaceutical liquid formulations.
- Used in microbiology and biochemistry labs for sample handling.
- Assists in infant feeding bottles for safe and controlled milk or formula flow.
Secondary Uses
Personal Care and Research Applications
- Dispensing essential oils, cosmetic serums, and other liquid personal care products.
- Use in veterinary medicine for administering liquid medications to animals.
- Used in research settings requiring sterile, contamination-free liquid transfer.
- Ideal for use in educational demonstrations involving fluid handling and measurement.
- Compatible with dropper bottles in food flavoring or additive trials.
PRODUCT KEY FEATURES
Basic Identification Attributes
- Material: Natural rubber, silicone, or synthetic elastomers
- Size: Various sizes and flow rates available to fit standard dropper bottles
- Design: Flexible with a tapered tip for controlled droplet formation
Physical & Chemical Properties
- Chemically resistant to common pharmaceutical liquids and laboratory reagents
- Soft and flexible for easy squeezing and comfort in infant feeding
- Sterilizable and reusable depending on material composition
Safety & Hazard Attributes
- Must be free from harmful chemicals, especially for pharmaceutical and infant use
- Risk of tearing or degradation over time with repeated use
- Proper cleaning required to prevent microbial contamination
Storage & Handling Attributes
- Store in clean, dry conditions away from direct sunlight and heat
- Inspect regularly for cracks or wear before use
- Clean or sterilize according to application requirements
Regulatory & Compliance Attributes
- Complies with pharmaceutical and medical device standards (FDA, USP)
- Suitable for food-grade and infant-safe applications
Environmental & Health Impact
- Silicone and rubber materials may be recyclable depending on local facilities
- Use of high-quality, non-toxic materials minimizes health risks
- Proper disposal recommended to reduce environmental impact
SAFETY HANDLING PRECAUTIONS
Safety Handling Precautions
- Avoid contact with sharp objects to prevent damage
- Use gloves during sterilization to maintain hygiene
- Replace dropper teat periodically to ensure safety and effectiveness
First Aid Measures
- In case of allergic reaction to material, discontinue use and seek medical advice
- For contamination-related infections, follow appropriate medical treatment
Firefighting Measures
- Non-flammable under normal conditions
- Use standard fire extinguishing methods for surrounding materials
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