Blank Syringe Labels

Pre-printed and ready to apply, straight from the roll.

Blank Syringe Labels

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Color: White

Blank veterinary syringe labels designed for custom medication preparation and safe injectable identification. Each roll includes 500 colored write-on labels (40×13 mm) with a clear surface for recording drug name, concentration, and route of administration.

Ideal for compounded drugs, patient-specific formulations, and off-label dilutions, these labels help maintain clear, consistent syringe identification when pre-printed options aren’t available.

🖊️ Writable surface — accepts pen, fine-tip marker, or pencil.

💉 Strong, smudge-proof adhesive — holds securely to syringes, vials, and IV lines

🧴 Water-resistant and durable — withstands refrigeration, cleaning, and daily handling

🧠 Dispenser-compatible — fits all Safe.Vet magnetic dispensers or dispenses directly from the box

These blank labels provide the same professional, standardized look as the rest of the Safe.Vet lineup — giving your team a simple, reliable option for safe custom labeling during anesthesia, surgery, or inpatient care.

 


 

Specs 📋

📏 Size: 40×13 mm

🧾 Quantity: 500 labels per roll

⚪ Color: White

🛡️ Writable matte finish, water-resistant adhesive

🧲 Safe.Vet dispenser compatible

Trusted by veterinarians

No more second-guessing someone's handwriting. The dilution and rate of IV injection reminders are extremely helpful, especially in that critical patient.

Dr. Paul Cameau, DVM Miami Shores Animal Clinic, FL

These labels have been a game changer for onboarding new staff. Everyone's on the same page — no confusion about what's in a syringe or how it should be given.

Dr. Laurence Gullifer FirstPaw Vet, Melbourne, VIC

Between interns, techs, and residents, there's a lot of hands on every neuro case. These labels give us a consistent system and cut down on communication errors.

Dr. Simon Kornberg, DACVIM (Neurology) Veterinary Neurologist, South Florida

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