Terumo Medical has announced the launch of its SurTract Safety Syringe in the US, incorporating Roncadelle Operations’ SafeR passive safety technology.
The syringe will be distributed to clinics, emergency-care settings and hospitals across the country starting from the first quarter of this year.
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The SafeR technology equips the SurTract Safety Syringe with a fully passive, automatic retraction mechanism.
This feature withdraws the needle into the plunger after use immediately, aiming to reduce needle-stick injury risks for healthcare professionals. The system also maintains standard clinical technique while enhancing safety and ease of use.
The SurTract Safety Syringe also offers a needle selection that can be customised specifically for use with SurTract Syringes, enabling physicians to choose combinations best suited to patient needs.
In addition, the syringe provides a blunt needle option, which helps prevent dullness and allows for needle replacement during aspiration.
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By GlobalDataThe design contributes to less medical waste by eliminating an external plastic safety sheath.
Terumo vice-president Bob Klock said: “The SurTract Syringe combines Terumo’s trusted clinical know-how with Roncadelle’s validated SafeR technology to deliver a simple, effective solution for safer injections. It gives healthcare providers more – and better – treatment options for their patients, which is our ultimate goal.”
Roncadelle operations chief business development officer Dr Fred Metzmann said: “Terumo has significantly advanced injection safety with the integration of our SafeR technology. Together, we are delivering a next-generation syringe system that is intuitive, reliable, and engineered to protect healthcare professionals.”
The company’s SafeR product line includes needle-guard systems and passive safety syringes designed for safe injection and protection in clinical environments.
In October 2025, Terumo completed its previously announced acquisition of OrganOx for nearly $1.5bn after meeting all necessary regulatory and closing requirements.
