WHO endorses invention

Bearing all this in mind, I am delighted to report that inventor Marc Koska, and his single-use syringe invention, has been endorsed by the World Health Organisation (WHO). The policy will require all countries to adopt ‘smart’ syringes by 2020. Marc describes WHO’s endorsement as a “Watershed moment.”
But my original observations stand. Marc’s WHO endorsement has been some thirty years in the making. He originally identified the problems caused by syringe re-cycling back in 1984 and then spent some time learning and researching the issue. His invention and solution is fiendishly simple – the K1 Auto-disable Syringe can only be used once. When the plunger is depressed, the head locks. If you try to withdraw the plunger the shaft comes away in your hand rendering the syringe useless. Very neat.

Since then millions of units have been sold and saved countless lives. This latest development is but the icing on the cake.
For more information: http://www.marckoska.com/index.htm or watch the video below.