Retrago is the first automatic retractable needle syringe designed to be effective, addressing all safety issues regarding unsafe injections, which put the life of millions of people at risk.
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100% SAFE
it has an automatic safety system, which activates without removing the needle from the patient
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IMPOSSIBLE TO RE-USE
After injection, the plunger is permanently locked inside the barrel of the syringe
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EASY TO USE
It does not require any training for healthcare workers and the system activates with one hand only
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COST-EFFECTIVE
The extremely simple mechanism and the reduced number of components limit the production costs
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PRE-FILLED
The lock system element and the competitive price make Retrago cost-effective also for low-cost unit-dose medications
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SAFE WASTE MANAGEMENT
No risk of needle stick injuries for waste management workers: the needle is safely locked into the plunger after use
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The causes of the infections
1
Reused injection equipment
WHO estimates that 40% of the 16 billion injections are administered by reused injection equipment every year, causing millions of infections among patients.
2
Accidental needle-stick injuries (NSIs) in health-care workers
In Europe, more than 1 million needle stick injuries occur annually among health-care workers, mostly while recapping contaminated needles after injection.
3
Unsafe sharps waste management
Putting waste management workers and the community at large at risk of needle-stick injuries and subsequent blood borne infections.