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Acu-Life 1 Teaspoon Medicine Dropper (250B) 1s
RM 8.10
The Acu-Life 1Tsp Med Dropper 250B is a pipette designed for fluid medications. It is convenient, easy to fill and easy to clean.
Medicine droppers are long pieces of glass or plastic with a flexible rubber handle used to suction liquids into and out of a pipette. Medicine droppers are useful household items that can be used in other fields. A medicine dropper is used to dispense small amounts of medicine. There are many medicine droppers that have markings to help measure liquid dosage. Most medicine droppers hold 1–2 ml, making them ideal for administering medicine to infants and small children. Medicinal droppers can also be used to measure essential oil amounts. Make tinctures, solutions, or other mixtures with these oils. To give formula or milk to babies who cannot use a bottle, use medicine droppers. Using a medicine dropper to administer formula or milk is usually temporary. As a conclusion,medicine dropper is one of handy tools to help taking care of babies and children.The steps for using a medicine dropper.
Hold the dropper vertically and check to see if it's empty. If the dropper was not included, gently rinse it before using. If it was in the medicine, squeezing the excess back into the bottle is advised.
Squeeze the rubber dropper end with your thumb and forefinger. This will remove excess air from the dropper and prepare it to absorb the medicine.
Replacing the dropper Squeeze the rubber end but keep folding onto the dropper. Lift the dropper to see how much medicine is left.
Gently squeeze the rubber end until the medicine is levelled.
Hold the rubber end. An air bubble will appear, making it appear that the medicine is out of proportion, but it is not.
