Product Specification

Sterile Safety Insulin Syringe 1ml 0.5ml 0.3ml Medical Disposable Syringe Insuline Needle Syringes With Orange Top

Diabetic insulin syringes with fixed needles are specialized syringes designed for the administration of insulin in people with diabetes.

1. Needle Fixed to Syringe:
- The term "fixed needle" means that the needle is permanently attached to the syringe. This design eliminates the need for separate needle attachment, making the syringe ready for use.

2. 1 ml, 0.5 ml, 0.3 ml Capacities:
- These syringes are available in different capacities: 1 ml, 0.5 ml, and 0.3 ml. The choice of syringe size depends on the prescribed insulin dosage, which varies among individuals.

3. Insulin Administration:
- Diabetic insulin syringes are specifically designed for the precise measurement and administration of insulin. The small volume graduations on the syringe allow for accurate dosing of insulin.

4. Graduated Scale:
- The syringe is calibrated with a graduated scale, usually in units corresponding to the concentration of insulin prescribed (e.g., units of U-100 or U-50).

5. Compatibility with Insulin Pens:
- Some diabetic insulin syringes with fixed needles are compatible with insulin pens, allowing for convenient and accurate insulin dosing.

6. Sterile and Disposable:
- Like many medical syringes, diabetic insulin syringes are sterile to ensure aseptic conditions during use. They are also designed for single-use only to prevent contamination.

7. Easy to Use:
- The fixed needle design simplifies the process of preparing the syringe for insulin administration, making it more user-friendly for individuals with diabetes.

8. Needle Length:
- The needle length on these syringes is typically designed to facilitate subcutaneous injections, which is the common route for insulin administration.

When using diabetic insulin syringes, individuals with diabetes or their caregivers should follow the prescribed insulin dosage and the guidance provided by healthcare professionals. Proper injection technique, site rotation, and disposal of used syringes should be observed to ensure the effectiveness and safety of insulin therapy.

It's important to note that advancements in diabetes care have led to the development of insulin pens and other delivery devices, providing more options for insulin administration. Patients should work closely with their healthcare team to determine the most suitable insulin delivery method for their specific needs.