syringe
ToolsA medical syringe. Used for administering intravenous drugs.

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A medical syringe. Used for administering intravenous drugs.
A large set of tailoring patterns made from paper. They're useful for making any kind of cloth or leather items from scratch, but are necessary for more advanced projects.
This is a talking doll, meant for children. Fortunately it still works, and you could unload the batteries out of it.
This is a talking doll, meant for children. Fortunately it still works, and you could unload the batteries out of it.
A collection of sticks and string with a tarpaulin to set up as an improvised raincatcher.
A small metal teapot. Teatime wouldn't be complete without one.
A pocket sized plastic canister filled with a pressurized tear gas spray, a step above oleoresin capsicum pepper spray in terms of potency. Most commonly used by law enforcement and bear-wary hikers, but it became more common in recent months due to anxiety over the riots. Probably won't do much against a zombie, but should give anything still breathing a rather nasty surprise and give you time to get away. It contains enough spray for about twenty seconds of continuous application.
Dummy item. If you see this description, it is a bug.
An experimental device that will teleport you a short distance when activated.
A commercial telescoping fishing rod, extended and ready for use.
A commercial telescoping fishing rod that has been retracted for ease of transport and storage.
A telescoping umbrella which has been collapsed down for easy storage. May be used to keep dry when extended and wielded.
A telescoping umbrella currently in its extended form, useful for keeping dry when wielded. May be collapsed down for easy storage.
This is a solid cube that is much heavier than its size suggests. When you look at it, it pulls your gaze inward until you fall through the sky, showing you a top-down view of your position with the surroundings revealed.
A plastic thermometer that can read the air temperature.
This is a set of a external thread cutting die inserted into a manual grip and an internal thread cutting die used as a drill bit.
A fire extinguisher in grenade form. While not as effective as a regular fire extinguisher, you can use it from a farther distance. It has a plastic plug that can be pulled, but is primarily activated by heat, so just throw it into the flames.
Dummy item. If you see this description, it is a bug.
A small two-slice toaster, can be used to toast toast and few other things.
A hand-carved wooden smoking pipe. It's designed to facilitate the consumption of fire-cured tobacco leaves.
A large stick wrapped in rags that are soaked with flammable material. It is burning, producing plenty of light.
Used for practice recipes and the like. If you see this description, it is a bug.
A portable plastic toilet, designed to use plastic bags for waste instead of plumbing.
A big ol' tuba. Much easier to play when you're wearing it. Thankfully, this one has a harness attached.
A commercial two-piece fishing rod, assembled and ready for use.
A commercial two-piece fishing rod that has been disassembled for ease of transport and storage.
A small factory-made ukulele. Makes you wish you were on a tropical island, or somewhere over the rainbow.
An umbrella with a pointy end, useful for keeping dry when wielded.
This defies easy description, it feels solid but the surface is yielding. Looking at it you have a strange desire to call it a door.
A unified power supply, or UPS. It is a device developed jointly by military and scientific interests for use in combat and the field. The UPS is designed to power tools, smartphones, armor, and some guns, but drains batteries quickly.
A unified power supply, or UPS. It is a device developed jointly by military and scientific interests for use in combat and the field. The UPS is designed to power tools, smartphones, armor, and some guns, but drains batteries quickly.
A USB thumb drive. Useful for holding electronic data.
A vacuum-forming machine with an air pump. It's used for creating plastic molds.
A small belt-driven mechanical pump capable of achieving a vacuum of -29.99 hg (50 microns).
A portable heat sealer unit with an air pump. It's used for vacuum packing food to preserve it.
A waterproof variable power flashlight with a plastic handle, powered by batteries. Can be attached to some diving masks and hoods and onto a proprietary wrist mount.
A waterproof variable power flashlight with a plastic handle, powered by batteries. Can be attached to some diving masks and hoods and onto a proprietary wrist mount.
A waterproof variable power flashlight with a plastic handle, powered by batteries. Can be attached to some diving masks and hoods and onto a proprietary wrist mount.
A cheap, factory-made violin with a built-in holder for a bow. Still produces a nice sound.
The severed leg of a void weaver, turned into some macabre ornament.
A device with two probes that let you measure the electrical potential between two points.
A small, hefty, boring-looking machine. Its weighted trapezoidal frame has a single on-off switch and a speed dial, and on top of it sits a rubber receptacle. Pressing a test tube into the receptacle would, with power, rapidly shake and mix the contents of the test tube. It's surprisingly fun to use.
A stone with spirals all over it and holes around its perimeter. Though it is fairly large, it weighs next to nothing. Air seems to gather around it.
A small water-powered mill that can convert starchy products into flour. Needs to be placed via the construction menu.