1ML INSULIN SYRINGE WITH U-40 NEEDLE | INSULIN SYRINGES

What is the 1ml Insulin Syringe with U-40 Needle?

The 1ml Insulin Syringe with U-40 Needle is a precision veterinary accessory designed for the subcutaneous administration of insulin in diabetic dogs and cats. Made with high-quality medical-grade materials, this syringe ensures accurate dosing and minimizes discomfort during injection. Its main benefit is facilitating safe and effective glycemic control , helping to maintain your pet's metabolic health. It belongs to the category of accessories for the care of pets with endocrine needs.

Characteristics and benefits

• Specific U-40 Graduation: Scale designed exclusively for U-40 concentration insulin, preventing dosing errors.
• Ultra-fine, silicone-coated needle: It reduces pain and resistance when penetrating the skin, ideal for daily injections.
• 1 ml capacity: Sufficient volume for most prescribed doses in small or medium-sized dogs and cats.
• Low friction rubber piston: It allows for smooth, controlled gliding for precise administration.
• Individual safety plug: It maintains the sterility of the product until immediate use.
• Ergonomic design: Transparent cylinder with clear markings to facilitate reading the dose.

How to use

Gently shake the insulin vial before loading the syringe. Insert the needle into the vial, draw up the exact dose prescribed by your veterinarian, and remove any air bubbles. Administer the injection into a skin fold on the neck, back, or flank, as directed by your veterinarian. Do not reuse the syringe and dispose of it in a sharps container. Refer to the treatment leaflet for the exact dosage and frequency.

Indicated for

This syringe is indicated for dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes mellitus requiring U-40 insulin therapy. It is suitable for animals of any age or size, always under veterinary supervision.

FAQ

Can I use this syringe for another type of insulin?

No. The U-40 grade is specific to insulin of that strength. Using another insulin (such as U-100) can result in serious overdoses or underdoses. Always consult your veterinarian.

Is it safe for very small cats?

Yes, the ultrafine needle minimizes pain and tissue trauma. However, the dosage must be adjusted by the veterinarian according to the cat's weight and needs.

How often should I change the syringe?

It is recommended to use a new syringe for each injection. Reusing it can contaminate the product and increase the risk of infection or lipodystrophy.

How to store syringes?

Store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the original packaging closed until ready to use to maintain sterility.

How long does a box of syringes last?

It depends on the frequency of administration. A box of several units (for example, 100 units) usually lasts between 1 and 3 months if one is used daily.

Can I travel with these syringes?

Yes, provided you transport them in their original packaging and with the veterinary prescription. For flights, check the airline's regulations regarding sharps.

This product requires a veterinary prescription. Consult your veterinarian for the appropriate dosage and instructions.

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