Plastic Syringe Pack with Needles and Caps for Pet Feeding by BSTEAN

Joyce J.: Great for oiling watches

United States on Aug 10, 2023

Nicholas A Nataro: Nice.

United States on May 06, 2023

Charles M.Charles M.: I've only used these for about 30 seconds and noticed that the scale/numbers were rubbing off. So these won't be good if you need exact amounts.

This is not a huge issue for me since I'm just using these for applying glue to hard to reach areas in miniatures/models. For that use, these are great! The syringes seem to have smooth action, decent suction, and I haven't had any other issues.

United States on Apr 28, 2023

sam: Product dint meet the expectations the syringe doesn’t suck the formula properly and the rubber part of the syringes came off one by one with using it for only 2 days and the syringe plastic side broken and there was four nosseles missing in the overall pacakage
When I sent an email about the product issue there was no response at all from the seller even after 5 days of sending the product issue email
Very dissatisfied and disappointed

Australia on Nov 18, 2020

D. Parker: I wish to goodness I'd found a kit like the BSTEAN feeding syringes with needle and caps a few years ago. I've spent a small fortune trying out different syringes, needles and feeding/dispensing/suctioning/storing apparatus for taking care of cats and kittens, and this simple, inexpensive kit covers almost every need I've had. Nothing fancy (you'll still need a good, soft nipple for feeding newborns) but totally practical. The only change I'd make is to add a longer needle (for drawing liquid into syringe, esp. flea meds bought in bulk) and a couple of larger syringes at least 15mL, which is a quantity I often use for hydrating an average sized cat in increments over a few hours. This kit is a gold mine, especially if you're new to caring for critters and don't quite know what you'll need yet; you'll quickly figure it out! As with almost all syringes, I'm sure they will be useful a lot longer if you spray some clear polyurethane on the outside to keep the marked increments from fading with frequent washing in warm soapy water. The kit is well packaged in plastic inside a box just the right size to hold all the pieces - and for the first time EVER - whoever put the kit together...

United States on Sep 25, 2019

Karen Kelly: Maybe this is obvious to the rest of the world, but when I filled syringes up to give my animals shots, I put the needle on, then filled the syringe. With wood glue and a tiny needle, it's a different situation. What worked was to get a small container - I used the cap to an empty medication bottle. Open the wood glue bottle and pour some into the container. Don't use the thicker, gummier glue that collects around the mouth of the glue bottle - use the nicer, waterier glue from inside. Suck up some glue into the syringe before adding the needle. Then, add the needle and it works great.

I was able to easily clean out the syringe for another time with hot water right after using it. The needle was a one-shot deal. The glue just dried too quickly in it and it wasn't worth the effort.

I was gluing some thin veneer down that had cracked and was loose in one spot on a mid-century blonde sewing machine cabinet. The perfect size needle for this application was the purple one. I think there was only one purple one in the box, but another smaller sized one would work, too. The purple one was big enough to get a good amount of glue under the veneer, but not so big that it would...

United States on Sep 23, 2019