Product Description

The Medical Insulin Syringe is a device specially designed for injecting insulin into the body. Insulin is a hormone that helps regulate blood sugar levels in people with diabetes. These syringes are specially calibrated to accurately measure and deliver the required dose of insulin.

Product Details

Independent packaging: Single independent packaging, clean and hygienic.

Medical Insulin Syringe Clear Scale: Clear scale, easy to read.

PP material: high transparent medical grade PP, synthetic rubber or natural rubber, sterile and non-toxic, safe and environmentally friendly materials.

Disposable products: Disposable products, safe and convenient, not reusable.

Medical Sterile Quality: Medical Insulin Syringe disposable syringes are autoclaved for sterilization.

Medical Insulin Syringe feels less pain: The fine bevel needle tip design, the needle tip is thin, increases the pressure, reduces the force-bearing area, and is easier to penetrate into the body.

Uses: Applied to the clinical insulin therapy of diabetic patients, it is forbidden to use if the package is damaged (see the instruction manual for other details)

Product composition

Medical Insulin Syringe usually consists of three main parts: syringe, plunger and needle. A cartridge is a cylindrical tube that holds insulin and is labeled with clear and easy-to-read measurements. The plunger is a movable part that draws insulin into the syringe and pushes it out during the injection. The needle is a thin, hollow tube attached to a syringe that penetrates the skin to deliver insulin.

Feature

The needles on the Medical Insulin Syringe are very thin and come in a variety of lengths and gauges. The length of the needle is chosen based on the individual's body shape and the injection site. The gauge is the thickness of the pointer, with smaller numbers indicating thicker needles. Thinner needles are generally more comfortable for patients.

Medical Insulin Syringe is available in different volumes, usually ranging from 0.3 ml to 1 ml. The capacity of a syringe determines the maximum volume of insulin it can hold. The most commonly used syringe size is 1 ml, which can hold up to 100 units of insulin.

Medical Insulin Syringe is for single use only and should be disposed of properly after each use to prevent contamination and infection. Additionally, proper injection technique and hygiene should be followed to ensure safe and effective insulin administration.