1ml Insulin Injection Syringe With Fixed Needle Concentric 100 Units Or 40 Units

1ml Insulin Syringes with fixed needle concentric for injection use for insulin injection of 100 units or 40 units

Description :

Henan Aile Industrial CO., LTD is a manufacturer of medical disposables, which already has 7 years of history. 

Syringes can be used to deliver insulin directly into the layer of fat below the skin, or they can inject insulin into a temporary “port” that sits on the skin. The port, which is changed every 2-3 days, features a small flexible plastic tube that sits below the skin.

Insulin syringes are medical devices specifically designed for the administration of insulin, a hormone used for managing diabetes. Here are some key points about insulin syringes:

Purpose: Insulin syringes are used to deliver insulin subcutaneously (under the skin) to individuals with diabetes. Insulin is essential for regulating blood sugar levels in people who have either type 1 or type 2 diabetes.

Design: Insulin syringes have a specific design to accommodate insulin administration. They typically consist of a barrel, a plunger, and a needle. The barrel is calibrated with volume markings to allow for accurate measurement of insulin doses. The plunger is used to push the insulin out of the syringe, and the needle is the fine, sharp tip for subcutaneous injection.

Needle Size: Insulin syringes come with different needle sizes, typically ranging from 28 to 31 gauge. The gauge denotes the thickness of the needle, with a higher gauge number indicating a thinner needle. Thinner needles can provide a more comfortable injection experience.

Unit Measurement: Insulin syringes are calibrated in units to accurately measure and deliver insulin doses. The most common insulin syringe sizes are 1 mL (100 units) and 0.5 mL (50 units). The volume markings on the syringe barrel allow for precise measurement of the desired insulin dose.

Disposable and Sterile: Insulin syringes are designed for single-use and are generally disposable. They are supplied in sterile packaging to ensure product safety and minimize the risk of infection.

Safety Features: Some insulin syringes may have additional safety features, such as needle shields or retractable needles, to help prevent accidental needlestick injuries and enhance user safety.

It is important for individuals who require insulin injections to consult with healthcare professionals for proper training on the correct technique for using insulin syringes. They can provide guidance on selecting the appropriate syringe size, needle gauge, and insulin dosage based on individual needs and insulin therapy requirements.

Specification of 1ml Insulin Syringes:

1. Size: Size of 1cc,1/2cc,3/10cc are available;

2. Specification: Orange cap on both sides, With the permanent needle of 27g,29g,30g, or 31g.

Products Details:

Features of 1ml Insulin Syringes:

• Blister pack;
• High barrel clarity. Easy readability, accurate and scale markings;
• Store in relative humidity which does not surpass 80% in the dry room, non-corrosiveness gas.

• Capacity: These insulin syringes have a capacity of 1ml, which is equivalent to 100 units of insulin. The syringe barrel is marked with volume graduations to accurately measure and administer the required insulin dose.

• Fixed Needle: These syringes come with a needle that is fixed and cannot be replaced. The fixed needle design ensures the integrity and safety of the syringe, reducing the risk of contamination and misuse.

• Syringe Graduations: The syringe barrel is typically calibrated with graduations to aid in precise measurement of the insulin dose. The graduations help users accurately draw and administer the required amount of insulin as per the guidance and prescription from healthcare professionals.

• Sterile Packaging: Insulin syringes are usually supplied in sterile packaging to maintain their sterility and minimize the risk of infection. Disposable insulin syringes are often individually packaged to ensure each use is fresh and sterile.

What kind of syringe is used for insulin?

0.3 mL syringes are for insulin doses under 30 units of insulin and are numbered at 1-unit intervals. 0.5 mL syringes are for 30 to 50 units of insulin and are numbered at 1-unit intervals. 1.0 mL is for doses of more than 50 units of insulin and are numbered at 2 units per interval.