|Articles|February 1, 2012
Put a cap on your veterinary syringe fund
Save money with this DIY practice project.
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At our hospital we make caps when we send home transmucosal medications with clients. Here's how we do it: We cut the needle caps shorter to fit the syringe tops. This makes the dispensing much easier, plus we save money because we don't have to buy other caps.
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—Rebecca Spruill, RVT Independence Veterinary Clinic Charlotte, N.C.
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