The ubiquitous syringe, filling pin and medicine vial designs that are used in hospital pharmacies worldwide increases the possibility of erroneous spinal compounding procedures. This is of particular concern with regards to erroneous spinal injection compounding procedures, where accidental errors can lead to serious patient trauma, and in many cases to patient death.

These new spinal injection components are unique in nature, and through the use of a distinctive luer-lock tip, they do not correspond with any intravenous equipment. These components are designed to work either as a preventative system, or as individual preventative devices.