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Where can I get lots of 1 ml syringes from?

SarahP

Wise Old Thumper
I get through tonnes of 1 ml syringes, although I probably don't change them often enough (and keep reusing them), as I'm relying on getting them from the vets every time I go.

So... I wondered where I could buy lots from cheaply, and how often people change them etc? I'm trying to wash them out with Conficlean.

Any ideas would be appreciated. :)
 
I re-use them for oral meds like baytril/metacam but I throw away anything thats been used for an injection. Of course if the rabbit had something I suspected was infectious I wouldn't re-use at all.
 
I would just wash them w/ water only. That's what I'm doing over here. Not to save money or time, but I don't want any chemical residue ends up inside the tube
 
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