A 100-pack of single-use syringes calibrated specifically for U-100 insulin, with a 1 mL barrel, 30G × 6 mm fixed needle, clear unit markings, and individual protective caps.
U-100 Insulin Syringes 1 Ml: Key Features
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U-100 calibration: The barrel is intended only for insulin at 100 units per mL; using the wrong concentration or scale can cause a dangerous dosing error.
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1 mL capacity: The syringe is designed to measure up to 100 units of U-100 insulin according to the prescription and training.
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30G × 6 mm fixed needle: The short, fine needle has a triple-bevel design and lubricant coating as described on the current page.
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Clear barrel markings: Bold unit graduations support reading the prescribed dose; verify scale increment and print durability.
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One hundred individually capped syringes: Each syringe is listed as sterile and protected by a cap until use; confirm intact packaging and expiration.
Product Details
| Insulin concentration |
U-100 only / 100 units per mL |
| Barrel capacity |
1 mL / 100 units |
| Needle gauge |
30G |
| Needle length |
6 mm |
| Package quantity |
100 syringes |
| Use |
Single use only; dispose in approved sharps container |
Important Safety Information
Use only with U-100 insulin and only for the prescribed dose and technique. Single use only; never share. Keep out of reach of children. Do not use if the cap, package, or syringe is damaged or expired. Dispose immediately in an approved sharps container. Follow clinician/pharmacist guidance and all applicable prescription, sale, and disposal rules.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can these syringes be used with U-40 insulin?
No. They are calibrated for U-100 insulin only. Using a different concentration can cause a serious dosing error.
Are they reusable?
No. Use a new sterile syringe for each injection and never share needles or syringes.
How should used syringes be discarded?
Place them immediately in an approved sharps container and follow local disposal rules. Do not put loose sharps in household trash or recycling.
Who should choose the needle size and dose?
Use only the syringe type, needle length, dose, and injection technique prescribed or recommended by a qualified healthcare professional or pharmacist.
