Ezy Dose Baby Oral Syringe & Dispenser, 10 mL

A 10 mL oral syringe marked in millilitres and in teaspoons, for a toddler’s two-teaspoon dose in one draw. The tip is rounded to go into the cheek pouch rather than down the throat, and the plunger has a flat face, so the dose is the distance the plunger travels and there is no meniscus to read.

It is sold as a single and in packs for a house with two children on two medicines, one syringe each, and it comes apart to wash. For an infant dose measured in halves of a millilitre the smaller barrel on this shelf spaces its marks further apart, and the label chart by weight is the place the number comes from.

This page is general information about medication tools, not medical advice. Whether a tablet may be split or crushed, how much of a medicine to give and what to do about a missed dose are questions for the pharmacist who filled the prescription and the doctor who wrote it.

One of 16 on the liquid medicine dosing shelf in the Ezy Dose selection. Capacities describe aspirin-sized tablets, and the way we keep the figures current is set out on how we update the catalogue.