U-40 U-100 Disposable Insulin Syringes 0.3ml , 0.5ml , 1ml Sterilized

The method of using an insulin syringe is to insert the needle into the fat layer under the skin and inject insulin into the subcutaneous tissue.

Feature:

Size: 0.3ml, 0.5ml, 1ml

1. Needle size: 29G* 1/2" , 30G*1/2" , 30* 5/16" , 31G*5/16'

2. Insulin syringes are made specifically for self injections and have friendly features:Shorter needles, as infulin injections are subcutaneous ( under the skin) rather than intramuscular

3. Finer gauge needles for less pain

4. Markings in insulin units to simplify drawing a measured dose of insulin

5. Easy to read the scale on syringe

6. Clear Barrel make sure the air bubble are easy to be idendtified

7. Smooth action of the plunger when drawing up insulin

8. Stelized, single use only, safety

Specification:

Insulin syringe is an essential tool for insulin treatment of diabetes patients. The correct use method can ensure the effective absorption and therapeutic effect of insulin.

Here are some precautions for using insulin injectors:
Firstly, select the appropriate injection site. Common injection sites include the abdomen, outer thighs, buttocks, and upper arms. Different sites should be selected for each injection to avoid tissue damage caused by repeated injections of the same site.

Before using the syringe, clean the injection area with a cleaning agent and then dry it with a cotton ball. This can reduce the number of bacteria on the skin surface and reduce the risk of infection.

3. Unscrew the protective cap on the syringe and confirm the insulin dosage of the syringe. According to the doctor's suggestion, adjust the scale on the dosage selector to ensure the accuracy of the injected insulin dose.

4. Insert the needle into the fat layer beneath the skin. When injecting, the needle should be kept at a 90 degree angle to the skin. The syringe should be gently and steadily pushed into the skin to ensure that insulin is injected into the subcutaneous tissue.

5. After injecting insulin, keep the needle in the subcutaneous tissue for 2-3 seconds to ensure complete injection of insulin. Then slowly pull out the needle to avoid vascular damage and insulin leakage.

6. Gently press the injection site with a cotton ball to help stop bleeding and reduce local reactions.

After the injection is completed, place the syringe in a dedicated waste container to prevent the spread of infection.
In short, the correct use of insulin injectors can ensure the safe and effective use of insulin. If you have any confusion or problems with the use, you should consult a doctor or professional medical personnel for guidance.

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