Syringes & Devices Medicines & Store Locator – Jan Aushadhi Shop

Syringes, needles, sutures, and basic medical devices are essential for everyday medical care, whether it's for injections, wound care, minor procedures, or home healthcare needs. Branded versions of these consumables can add up in cost, especially for patients or clinics needing them regularly.

Under the Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadhi Pariyojana (PMBJP), more than 15,000 Jan Aushadhi Kendras across the country offer generic syringes and devices, with the same quality standards, but at 50-60% lower prices.

Browse By What You Actually Need Right Now

Not sure where to start? Here's a quick breakdown of what's available, grouped by what you'll actually reach for at different stages:

1. Basic Injection Needs — For everyday injections, whether at home or in a clinical setting. — 10 ml Syringe and Syringe 5 ml with needle 24G

2. Insulin Administration — For diabetic patients who self-administer insulin regularly. — Insulin Syringe

3. Wound Closure & Suturing — For minor procedures or wound care requiring stitches. — Silk Surgical Sutures

4. Needles for Specific Use — For general clinical use across different procedures. — Needle 23G

5. Home Healthcare Devices — For basic home-care support and monitoring needs. — Manual Breast Pump

A Quick Word on Getting It Right

Syringes, needles, and sutures should always be used once and disposed of safely, reusing them can lead to serious infections. If you're using any of these at home, make sure you've been shown the correct technique by a healthcare professional.

Why Syringes & Devices Matter

Having access to genuine, sterile syringes and basic medical devices is essential for safe medical care, whether for routine injections, insulin administration, or minor procedures. Using low-quality or reused equipment can increase the risk of infection and complications.

Why Choose Jan Aushadhi Generic Medicines

Same Quality, Lower Price: Generic syringes and devices meet the same quality standards as branded ones, only the price is 50-60% lower. Government-Backed Quality Standards: Products supplied under the PMBJP scheme go through quality testing. Wide Availability: With over 15,000 Kendras across the country, access is easier in most areas.

Important Safety Note

Always use a new, sterile syringe or needle for every injection, never reuse. Dispose of used syringes and needles safely, ideally through a proper sharps disposal method, not regular household waste.

How to Check Availability at Your Nearest Jan Aushadhi Kendra

Stock varies from store to store, so we recommend visiting your nearest Kendra directly to confirm availability and exact pricing. We can help you with this, just share your name and phone number, and our team will send you the location, timings, and contact details of the nearest Jan Aushadhi Kendra in your area.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Can syringes and needles be reused?
No, syringes and needles should always be used once and disposed of safely to avoid the risk of infection.

Q2. Do I need a prescription to buy syringes?
Basic syringes are generally available without a strict prescription, but items like sutures or specialized needles are typically used in clinical settings.

Q3. How should I dispose of used syringes and needles safely?
Used syringes and needles should be disposed of through a proper sharps disposal method, not thrown in regular household waste.

Q4. Are generic syringes and devices as safe as branded ones?
Yes, generic syringes and devices meet the same quality and safety standards as branded ones.

Q5. Can I self-administer injections at home using these syringes?
Only if trained and instructed by a doctor, such as for insulin. Otherwise, injections should be given by a qualified professional.