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Brand: Monoject

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Kendall (Covidien)

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Monoject Softpack Insulin Syringe - 1ml (100 Units) 28g x 1/2"

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Monoject Softpack Insulin Syringe - 1ml (100 Units) 28g x 1/2"

Monoject Softpack Insulin Syringe - 1ml (100 Units) 28g x 1/2" Reviews Summary

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100 out of 105 recommended this product to their friends

1-5 of 108 reviews

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You can't beat the price

Pros:

Easy to Use. Economical. Safe. Accurate. Reliable. Painless. Lightweight. Portable.

Cons:

they get burs to quickly.

Best Uses:

At home. Adults. Daily Use. Travel. On the go. Medical facility.

Describe Yourself:

chronic pain.

I use them for my liquid pain meds and insulin. The only problem I have is the tips get...well like little burs and they tear up where ever you you give yourself a shot, I have figured out how to fix that, I use a very fine nail file and it knots it off. It don't bothere me to much but it really is a pain in the butt if you forget to do it.

by Misty from U.P MI

BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

3 out of 6 found this review helpful

You can't beat the price

Pros:

Easy to Use. Economical. Safe. Accurate. Reliable. Painless. Lightweight. Portable. Easy Storage.

Cons:

Flimsy. needles get barbs .

Best Uses:

At home. Chronic care. Adults. Daily Use.

Describe Yourself:

chronic pain. unhappy. depressed.

I have used this and only this site for years even have my daughter using you now. Normally everything is great, but this last order I am not very happy with, when I draw my meds out the tip gets a barb and let me tell you, the 1st time I didn't notice and it hurt like hell pulling it out. What I have to do is draw it up and then put it in another, that way it don't hurt. I was hopeing that it would be only the 1 box out of the 3 I bought, the 2nd box is about the same way as the 3rd same way. The 2nd and 3rd box have had a few that I don't need to put it in another syringe. I live on very little money and I hate wasting money like this, I am hopeing that my next order is back to being great once again, Thank You very much,Misty

by Misty from U.P MI

BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

3 out of 4 found this review helpful

I would buy this product again and again

Pros:

Easy to Use.

Best Uses:

Adults. On the go.

Personal use

by Abalicious from North Hollywood, ca

BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

3 out of 4 found this review helpful

Dull points on this one.

Pros:

Good Body Strength. Easy to Read. Sturdy. Lightweight.

Cons:

Dull points.

Best Uses:

At home.

Describe Yourself:

Healthy.

I use the needle for igf shots daily and the points have caused numerous bruises because the points are so dull. I will still use the box I have ut I would like them sharper next time.

by CJ from Central Fla

BOTTOM LINE No, I wouldn't recommend this to a friend

2 out of 7 found this review helpful

Great Buy!

Pros:

Easy to Use. Economical. Durable. Reliable. Painless. Lightweight. Portable. Compact.

Best Uses:

At home. Chronic care. Elderly care. Pediatric care. Adults. Daily Use. Travel. On the go. Medical facility. Elderly. Emergency. Emergency care.

Describe Yourself:

Healthy. Athletic.

This is a great product I would order again and again!

by Running man from marietta,GA

BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

6 out of 8 found this review helpful

1-5 of 108 reviews

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	Monoject Softpack Insulin Syringe - 1ml (100 Units) 28g x 1/2" Ask the community about this product and get answers. Share your knowledge and advice. Learn More about Q&A. Learn about Q&A Q&A allows customers to interact with one another in asking product specific questions and receiving answers from knowledgeable fellow customers and staff experts. Unlike the lengthy one-to-one support media such as email, phone, or live chat, Q&A captures those conversations and insights by displaying them directly on the product detail page - for all future customers to see. A single answer now aids multiple customers. ? Nickname:   Use FaceBook Profile Location:   Question: Email Address:   # You may optionally upload an image.  Add Name:  Add Description: Image must be in JPEG, GIF or PNG format. File size must be less than 5 MB. Do not use copyrighted images if you are not the copyright holder. NB: Click 'Upload Files' before clicking 'Submit Question'. Notify me when there is an answer or drop files here Upload Files 4 Questions | 9 Answers Click to collapse Can you remove the needles from the syringes? I use a different size needle, but I need this size syringe and I can't find them being sold without needles on this site. Asked on Jan 7, 2013 1:28:51 AM by Morgan from CA Yeah, good question! (0) Yes - (1) No Report as inappropriate Know the answer? Answer this question Submit answer ? Nickname: Use FB Profile Location: Answer: Email Address: You may optionally upload an image.  Add Name:  Add Description: Image must be in JPEG, GIF or PNG format. File size must be less than 5 MB. Do not use copyrighted images if you are not the copyright holder. NB: Click 'Upload Files' before clicking 'Submit Answer'. The answer you entered looks like a question. Change to question?     or drop files here Upload Files 2 answers No, the needles are fixed and not removable. Answered on Jan 4, 2014 8:02:48 PM by Rex from Southside, Chicago This answer was helpful! (0) Yes - (2) No Report as inappropriate No you cannot remove the needles.They are permanently attatched. Answered on Jan 12, 2014 4:53:44 AM by realdeal from Georgia This answer was helpful! (0) Yes - (1) No Report as inappropriate Click to collapse is there a smaller length insulin syringe length than 12.7mm with a 29 guage? Asked on Sep 7, 2012 8:07:46 PM by blondie from ohio Yeah, good question! (2) Yes - (3) No Report as inappropriate Know the answer? Be the first to share! Submit answer ? Nickname: Use FB Profile Location: Answer: Email Address: You may optionally upload an image.  Add Name:  Add Description: Image must be in JPEG, GIF or PNG format. File size must be less than 5 MB. Do not use copyrighted images if you are not the copyright holder. NB: Click 'Upload Files' before clicking 'Submit Answer'. The answer you entered looks like a question. Change to question?     or drop files here Upload Files Click to collapse I only take 5 units x 3 times a day how do I know which to order Asked on Jun 22, 2011 2:08:21 PM by barnowl1313 from buckleye Yeah, good question! (0) Yes - (2) No Report as inappropriate Know the answer? Answer this question Submit answer ? Nickname: Use FB Profile Location: Answer: Email Address: You may optionally upload an image.  Add Name:  Add Description: Image must be in JPEG, GIF or PNG format. File size must be less than 5 MB. Do not use copyrighted images if you are not the copyright holder. NB: Click 'Upload Files' before clicking 'Submit Answer'. The answer you entered looks like a question. Change to question?     or drop files here Upload Files 4 answers You should use the half cc syringes, for such a small amount, a full cc syringe would just be a waste, and possibly more difficult to hold just for such a minute amount of, ... Insulin? Hope this helped, good luck. :D Answered on Jan 3, 2013 2:38:15 AM by Jimmy_Jam from Vancouver, WA This answer was helpful! (0) Yes - (1) No Report as inappropriate Yes, a very small 29gauge by 1/2 inch needle. Answered on Jan 4, 2013 7:25:03 PM by Poppo from Colorado This answer was helpful! (0) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate if you use three different needles 90 for thirty days if it were me i would load 1 syringe with 15 units keep refrigerated and use one a day = 30 for 30 days Answered on Jan 10, 2013 1:49:49 AM by ray from va This answer was helpful! (0) Yes - (1) No Report as inappropriate Each time a needle is re-used it removes lubricant from the needle & looses sharpness. Ouch! Answered on Dec 31, 2013 1:19:17 PM by diabetic 4 52years from Maryland This answer was helpful! (1) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate Click to collapse Does this have a needle? Asked on May 16, 2011 4:41:09 PM by Yaya from Chicago Yeah, good question! (2) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate Know the answer? Answer this question Submit answer ? Nickname: Use FB Profile Location: Answer: Email Address: You may optionally upload an image.  Add Name:  Add Description: Image must be in JPEG, GIF or PNG format. File size must be less than 5 MB. Do not use copyrighted images if you are not the copyright holder. NB: Click 'Upload Files' before clicking 'Submit Answer'. The answer you entered looks like a question. Change to question?     or drop files here Upload Files 3 answers Of course. This is a one piece insulin syringe. You do not need to attach a separate needle as you would an inner-muscular syringe. Answered on Dec 21, 2012 11:58:13 PM by 1Sgt of Marines from Retired This answer was helpful! (0) Yes - (1) No Report as inappropriate We use these for our blind, diabetic dog. He takes 18 mg 2X per day. He does not seem to mind the injections, presumably because the needles are so small. Answered on Jan 4, 2013 7:23:34 PM by Poppo from Colorado This answer was helpful! (1) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate yes it is 28 gauge needle .05 =1/2 inch long Answered on Jan 10, 2013 1:51:53 AM by ray from va This answer was helpful! (1) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate

Part Number(s): 096 0081, 096 0082

Mfg Part Number(s): 8881601101

Scrip Part Number(s): 096 0081, 096 0082