A supply order can look correct until the shipment arrives with the wrong needle length or syringe capacity. Similar product names can make those differences easy to miss. Clear specifications give purchasing teams a more reliable way to compare items and document what they need.
ELASTY needles and precision syringes are available from DBM Aesthetics in several configurations. This guide focuses on their listed dimensions, construction features, packaging, and documentation. Use it as a purchasing reference alongside the current product labeling and instructions for the exact item being ordered.
What You’ll Learn
- Which needle gauges and syringe capacities are listed.
- How to read gauge, length, and volume specifications.
- Which construction and packaging details to review.
- What to confirm with DBM before placing an order.
ELASTY Product Specifications at a Glance
Begin with the product category and complete configuration. A gauge alone does not identify needle length, and a syringe capacity alone does not identify the supplied needle.
| Specification | ELASTY Needles | ELASTY Precision Syringes |
|---|---|---|
| Listed gauges | 32G, 33G, 34G | 31G, 32G |
| Listed lengths | Depend on the gauge and selected item | 8 mm for the listed configurations |
| Listed capacities | Not applicable to a standalone needle | 0.3 cc, 0.5 cc, 1.0 cc |
| Construction details | Ultra Thin Wall structure and micro polishing | UV adhesive bonding and dual stage UV curing |
| Listed package quantity | 100 units | 100 units |
These specifications describe the product listings, not suitability for a particular application. Confirm the complete configuration and current availability before ordering.
Next, read each dimension separately.
Needle Gauge and Length
DBM lists ELASTY needles in 32G, 33G, and 34G options. Length choices vary by gauge, so buyers should confirm the exact gauge and length combination rather than assuming every length is available across the range.
Gauge describes needle diameter. Length describes the shaft dimension. Recording both measurements helps prevent an order for one size from being substituted with another that shares only the same gauge.
Use millimeter measurements consistently in purchasing records. If a listing includes both millimeters and fractional inches, ask DBM to clarify any discrepancy before confirming the order.
Once the dimensions are established, review the construction information.
Needle Construction and Surface Features
DBM describes ELASTY needles as having an Ultra Thin Wall structure and a micro-polished surface. The wall structure and surface finishing are separate construction characteristics.
A gauge designation does not provide the complete internal dimensions of a needle. Buyers who need lumen measurements or material specifications should request the documentation for the selected item.
Keep construction descriptions separate from claims about patient outcomes. This specification review does not make claims about pain, bruising, recovery, or treatment results.
Syringe capacity is the next specification to compare.
Precision Syringe Capacities and Configurations
DBM lists ELASTY Precision Syringes in 0.3 cc, 0.5 cc, and 1.0 cc capacities. The listed configurations pair these capacities with either a 31G or 32G needle measuring 8 mm.
For volume notation, 1 cc equals 1 mL. A 0.3 cc syringe therefore has a nominal capacity of 0.3 mL, while a 0.5 cc syringe has a nominal capacity of 0.5 mL.
Capacity does not describe every measurement characteristic. Ask for the barrel graduation scale, measurement tolerances, and assembly details when those specifications are needed. Confirm the exact product configuration rather than inferring connection type or component interchangeability from a general description.
Review the assembly information alongside those dimensions.
Syringe Assembly and Manufacturing Details
DBM describes UV adhesive bonding and dual-stage UV curing as features of ELASTY Precision Syringe manufacturing. These details concern component assembly.
When comparing suppliers, request technical documents that identify the selected item and the specifications they support. General manufacturing descriptions should not replace item-specific information about dimensions, materials, or connections.
If the purchasing team requires a certificate or quality record, specify the document needed and ask whether it applies to the exact product being ordered.
Packaging information completes the physical product review.
Packaging, Storage, and Traceability
Both product listings identify 100-unit packages. DBM describes the needles as sterile, individually blister-packed, and intended for single use. Confirm the syringe packaging and labeling separately.
At receipt, compare the shipment with the purchase order. Check the product identifier, configuration, quantity, packaging condition, lot information, and expiration date against the supplied records.
The FDA’s guide to unique device identification explains how device identifiers distinguish specific models, while production identifiers can include lot numbers and expiration dates when those details appear on the label.
Keep storage instructions accessible to the team responsible for stock. Follow the current labeling for the selected item and retain lot details so inventory can be identified if a supplier issues a product notice.
The remaining review concerns documentation and order confirmation.
Documentation to Request Before Ordering
Ask DBM for the current product specification sheet and instructions for the selected item. Record the product name, item code, gauge, length, capacity where applicable, and package quantity together.
Confirm connection and compatibility requirements in the relevant instructions. Do not assume that components are interchangeable because they share the ELASTY brand name or appear in the same catalog.
If purchasing requires regulatory documentation, request records that identify the exact device. The FDA explains that establishment registration and device listing do not establish approval, clearance, or authorization. Review the applicable records for the selected item rather than relying on a general supplier statement.
These details help resolve the questions below.
FAQs About ELASTY Product Specifications
1. Which needle gauges are listed?
DBM lists 32G, 33G, and 34G ELASTY needle options. Confirm the length available for the selected gauge.
2. Which syringe capacities are listed?
The listed capacities are 0.3 cc, 0.5 cc, and 1.0 cc, with 31G or 32G, 8 mm configurations.
3. Does syringe capacity identify its graduation scale?
No. Capacity identifies nominal volume. Request the graduation details for the exact syringe.
4. Does a shared brand name confirm compatibility?
No. Confirm the assembly, connections, and compatibility requirements using the relevant product documentation.
5. What should appear on a purchase order?
Include the product identifier, complete configuration, package quantity, and number of packages. Add any documentation requirements before the order is confirmed.
With these questions resolved, the order can be reviewed against a clear specification record.
Request Current ELASTY Specifications From DBM Aesthetics
Accurate purchasing starts with complete product information. Compare gauge, length, syringe capacity, construction, packaging, and documentation before selecting a configuration.
Contact DBM Aesthetics to request current ELASTY needle and precision syringe specifications, confirm availability, and obtain the supporting documents for your order.
For use by appropriately licensed and trained medical professionals. Follow the current product labeling and instructions.
