Abstract: A safety container for a scalp vein needle has a base, a cap and a covering sheet. The base has an inlet, an outlet and a recess communicating with the inlet and the outlet. The cap connects to and selectively covers the base and has a corresponding inlet, a corresponding outlet, a corresponding recess and a through hole aligning with the outlet. The covering sheet connects to and selectively covers the cap and has two stops selectively extending into the through hole in the cap. The scalp vein needle assembly has a feeding tube, a flange and a scalp vein needle. The feeding tube is mounted in the recesses and is selectively held by the stops on the cap or is slidable in the recesses.

Abstract: The safety receptacle is used with an intravenous drip assembly having an intravenous drip, a needle and a tip protector and has a front bracket, a connecting bracket, a rear bracket, at least one C-clip and two clipping sheets. The C-clip is formed on the front bracket to hold the intravenous drip. The clipping sheets are mounted pivotally between the front and rear brackets. The needle can be held in and removed out from the tip protector. The tip protector can be held in the safety receptacle by the clipping sheets. When the clipping sheets are pivoted, the tip protector is released and can be removed from the safety receptacle.

Abstract: A safety syringe for taking blood has a hollow barrel having a bottom open end, a top end, a rectangular hole defined in the top end to have two opposite long sides and two opposite short sides, a needle hub detachably connected between the two opposite short sides of the rectangular hole and having a first needle extending from an elliptical body into an interior of the hollow barrel and a second needle extending away from the hollow barrel, a cap rotatably connected to the top end of the hollow barrel and having a notch defined through a periphery of the cap to receive therein the elliptical body so that the second needle extends out of the cap after in combination with the cap and an enclosure detachably enclosing the second needle for protection.

Abstract: A safety syringe for taking blood has a hollow barrel having a bottom open end, a top end, a rectangular hole defined in the top end to have two opposite long sides and two opposite short sides, a needle hub detachably connected between the two opposite short sides of the rectangular hole and having a first needle extending from an elliptical body into an interior of the hollow barrel and a second needle extending away from the hollow barrel, a cap rotatably connected to the top end of the hollow barrel and having a notch defined through a periphery of the cap to receive therein the elliptical body so that the second needle extends out of the cap after in combination with the cap and an enclosure detachably enclose the second needle for protection.

Abstract: A safety syringe for taking blood has a hollow barrel having a bottom open end, a top end, a needle hub movably received between the cap and the stop of the barrel and a spring urging against the needle hub to move into the barrel after the cap is rotated to force second sectorial portions of the moving block of the needle block misalign with the first sectorial portions of the stop of the barrel so that the needle hub is received inside the barrel.

Abstract: A safety container for a scalp vein needle has a base, a cap and a covering sheet. The base has an inlet, an outlet and a recess communicating with the inlet and the outlet. The cap connects to and selectively covers the base and has a corresponding inlet, a corresponding outlet, a corresponding recess and a through hole aligning with the outlet. The covering sheet connects to and selectively covers the cap and has two stops selectively extending into the through hole in the cap. The scalp vein needle assembly has a feeding tube, a flange and a scalp vein needle. The feeding tube is mounted in the recesses and is selectively held by the stops on the cap or is slidable in the recesses.

Abstract: The safety receptacle is used with an intravenous drip assembly having an intravenous drip, a needle and a tip protector and has a front bracket, a connecting bracket, a rear bracket, at least one C-clip and two clipping sheets. The C-clip is formed on the front bracket to hold the intravenous drip. The clipping sheets are mounted pivotally between the front and rear brackets. The needle can be held in and removed out from the tip protector. The tip protector can be held in the safety receptacle by the clipping sheets. When the clipping sheets are pivoted, the tip protector is released and can be removed from the safety receptacle.