Try a veterinarian. Pharmacists think you're going to use them for drugs. I used to work for a vet and they didn't have any problems handing out new syringes (without the needle) for a good reason. Ask your local vet for one, if you explain why you need it than you shouldn't have any problems.
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you don't want a syringe for like injecting medicine,
you want a dropper for measuring out liquid medicine.
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$2
or you can use a larger more expensive turkey baster;
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$7
or you could go really nuts and get a Kent SeaSquirt;
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$15
you want a dropper for measuring out liquid medicine.
or you can use a larger more expensive turkey baster;
or you could go really nuts and get a Kent SeaSquirt;
I suppose we are all just eager to help... That's a good thing right? 
Walgreen's pharmacy has them, lots of different sizes for free there. The 5 ml is the one for test kits. They handed me 3 of them when I asked.
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dude, i work at cvs as a pharmacy tech. They give the plastic syringes out for free all the time.
But when someone askes for insulin syringes(the thin plastic syringes with the 28-31gauge needle tip, at least in new jersey, you need a prescription. I get all my syringes and 60ml, 120ml, 180ml, 240ml, 480ml plastic bottles from there.:icon_mrgr
Just ask them for the plastic kind they dispense with the liquid amoxicillin (the bubblegum flavored pink stuff). We carry 1ml, 3ml and 10ml syringes along with plastic measuring spoon type scoops which i believe are 2 teaspoon=10ml.
But yea, as long as you ask for the right kind and not the ones with needle tips, you should have no problems. CVS occationally gives away free pill organizers(the 7 day long strips with the flip caps) for free to customers, which are great for measuring out food for fish sitters or just to make life easier for yourself.
i am finaling finding some benifit to working there while going to school.:bounce:
They ofcourse also carry Magnesium sulfate over the counter and can order you some items for you like kno3(although its alot more expensive than greg watson).
If you don't have the nerve, wait til your child is sick and score some syringes then.:thumbsup:
But when someone askes for insulin syringes(the thin plastic syringes with the 28-31gauge needle tip, at least in new jersey, you need a prescription. I get all my syringes and 60ml, 120ml, 180ml, 240ml, 480ml plastic bottles from there.:icon_mrgr
Just ask them for the plastic kind they dispense with the liquid amoxicillin (the bubblegum flavored pink stuff
). We carry 1ml, 3ml and 10ml syringes along with plastic measuring spoon type scoops which i believe are 2 teaspoon=10ml.But yea, as long as you ask for the right kind and not the ones with needle tips, you should have no problems. CVS occationally gives away free pill organizers(the 7 day long strips with the flip caps) for free to customers, which are great for measuring out food for fish sitters or just to make life easier for yourself.
i am finaling finding some benifit to working there while going to school.:bounce:
They ofcourse also carry Magnesium sulfate over the counter and can order you some items for you like kno3(although its alot more expensive than greg watson).
If you don't have the nerve, wait til your child is sick and score some syringes then.:thumbsup:
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