Miracle Oring Syringe- 60 ml Catheter Tip Syringe- Package Contains 6 Individually Wrapped Sterile Oring Syringes for Handfeeding Animals, Administering Supplements, Measuring Liquids, and More

Works very well. We have purchased many of these.

as expected

Update: 1 year later and I still have 3 of the 6 syringes left!!! 2 haven't been used and the ones that went in the garbage broke because of me. I whacked them on the counter trying to get thick puree down to the bottom. So like I said before... 10/10! 5 out of 5 stars. THERE IS NO COMPETITION THESE ARE THE BEST SYRINGES.I was using crap quality to long term syringe feed my cat. Not my fault mind you! That's just how they make syringe. Except for 1 company. Syringes alone are expensive when they only get a few uses out of them before they break your hands. Plus you got all the other medical bills associated to the reason you need feeding syringes anyway. So simply YES. YES these are MIRACLES. I even told my vet about them! Sometimes you pray for a miracle and get it!!!

These syringes do have a slightly slanted tip. The photo currently supplied by Amazon does not make this clear. I contacted the Miracle company before writing this review just to verify that they’ve not changed their syringes.O-ring syringes last so many times over what the standard issue black rubber tipped ones do. Especially if you’re using them for blended food tube meals, sometimes a rubber tipped syringe will barely make it through one meal, let alone many days and weeks of use.With proper care, just one o-ring syringe will last for ages. Wash by hand—drying afterward helps too. If the plunger starts to stick massage a bit of coconut oil or caster oil onto the silicone ring. (don’t use Vaseline, it will make it stick worse).If you’re a tube feeder who uses the Squeasy Gear bottles, Basik brand catheter tip is slightly fatter at the tip, and it does not really fit into the cap of the bottles. It won’t go down into it deep enough to pierce the red flow restrictor valve of the Squeasy Gear cap, so using Basik syringes isn’t an option.The Miracle syringe will fit into the cap deep enough to use these bottles for tube feeding.I agree with the other poster’s comments that the slanted angle isn’t ideal for fitting into the port of some feeding tube extension sets, but I have a “dangler” and the AMT y-port is nice and deep so the tip of Miracle syringe fits into it well enough, but not as securely as the Basik syringes do.

I was hoping the "O-Ring" was replaceable. Turns out it's not really a traditional O-Ring at all and uses a flat disk (Washer) as a seal.Looked everywhere and can't find a replacement seal.Likely not an issue for feeding, but that is not how I'm using the product. So to be fair it's good for purpose and 4 stars.

I am feeding my cat through an e-tube for the next several weeks. The syringes I was given by the vet got increasingly hard to use and required a lot of hand strength. I think I was getting carpal tunnel.These are much easier to use. The tip is slightly more slender and fits into the port better than the others. The tip is cut at an angle, which is perfect for the y-shaped port.My only complaint is that they do not come with caps. I like to pre-load a few meals into syringes and store them in the fridge, but I can’t cap these syringes. I’ve been wrapping some cling film around the tip, but that’s wasteful. Would love caps.

These syringes are great. The "Oring" works so well, glides easily. This makes using them as a pet feeding syringe much easier. Miracle Oring syringes cost more than my recent purchase of another brand (which was cheaply made) but the Miracle ones are quality, definitely worth it. The Miracle Oring syringes can be used multiple times.

Horrible, hard to use right out of the package. DO NOT BUY!