A syringe consists of two parts, a glass tube and a plunger, both normally made of glass. Gasses flow into the glass tube, and as the syringe is a closed system, the plunger moves outwards. This can be used to measure the volume of a reaction.

Syringe

Syringe, please.

oh, let me try a syringe because there's a syringe exchange in the area.

I'll give you one, a syringe.

Access to needle and syringe programmes

So, it's a normal looking syringe.

This little syringe contains the moral molecule.

And, an individual that does not use a syringe, is not going to just pick up a syringe and say

I was calm until I saw the syringe!

I was calm until I saw the syringe!

I was calm until I saw the syringe!

I was calm until I saw the syringe.

I was calm until I saw the syringe.

Glass is just glass.

Marc Koska 1.3m reasons to re invent the syringe

And that one is administered with an intramuscular syringe.

And it costs the same as a normal syringe.

Everyone thought that syringe exchange programs are forbidden in Moscow.

You gotta carry the bottle, you gotta carry the syringe.

Long standing syringe exchange programs have not had community opposition.

Glass.

Glass?

Glass

Glass...

There is also an eccentric tip, where the nozzle at the end of the syringe is not in the centre of the syringe but at the side.

The syringe is the instrument most commonly used to administer insulin.

This is an intramuscular syringe, and you only need one millilitre.

And that is solely because of the impact of syringe exchange.

And that will stop reusing a syringe 20 or 30 times.

Glass pavilion This pavilion exhibits ancient glass vessels.

Take a wide funnel or make your own from a big syringe

What are the other services that syringe exchanges provide for drug users?

Glass Sand is the principal component in common glass.

Glass Tech.

Glass, Andrzej.

Frost Glass

Looking Glass

Magnifying glass

What glass?

((breaking glass))

Glass Breaking

Glass shatters

A glass ?

Another glass.