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Insulin Needles, Pen Needles & Syringes

For people with diabetes, insulin pens, needles, and syringes are an essential part of daily life. Insulin pens and needles make it possible to inject the right amount of insulin into the body, which helps to regulate blood sugar levels. Insulin syringes are used to draw up the insulin from a vial before injecting it. While there are many different brands and types of insulin pens, needles, and syringes on the market today, it's important to choose the ones that are right for you. At Allegromedical.com, we carry a wide selection of quality disposable or reusable product options from brands like BD, Monoject, and Ultra-Fine at the best prices guaranteed. For peace of mind and further savings, set up routine shipping with our convenient Allegro Autoship program.

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Insulin Pen Needles & Syringes

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS


How do I choose an insulin syringe?

When choosing insulin syringes, take into account the amount of insulin you need to inject at one time. There is no point in buying a large syringe if your dose is small, as a smaller insulin syringe will be more accurate and easier to measure. At the same time, the syringe should be big enough to fit your entire dose. Also, if you need to mix two types of insulin in the syringe, you should opt for a larger size. Insulin syringes come in three sizes: 0.3 ml (30 units), 0.5 ml (50 units), and 1 ml (100 units). You should also make sure the markings on the syringe are clear. If you have poor eyesight, insulin pens might be a better choice. Insulin syringes aren't the only thing to consider, as the needle length and gauge are also important for your comfort and precise injections. If unsure, ask your healthcare professional and they will guide you in terms of needle length and the appropriate injection technique for you.

Where can I buy insulin needles and syringes?

AllegroMedical.com carries a wide selection of insulin syringes and insulin pen needles with a price match guarantee. Highlights include Easy Touch insulin syringes that come with surgical steel needles and boxes color-coded to gauge, ultra-fine insulin pen needles from BD, which are the smallest and thinnest available on the market, and Monoject syringes with hypodermic needles that are commonly prescribed by veterinarians for diabetic pets.

How do I properly dispose of insulin needles?

Insulin needles are classified as sharps and should not be disposed of in the common household trash. To reduce the risk of cuts and punctures, they should be secured in sharps disposal containers, which are to be kept away from children and pets at all times. Sharps containers are made of metal or sturdy plastic and should have a tight lid. Follow the disposal guidelines in your community for discarding the sharps container once it is about three-quarters full and keep in mind that most sharps disposal systems should not be reused.

What gauge are insulin needles?

Needles for insulin come in different lengths and gauges. While the length determines how deep it can penetrate, the gauge refers to the thickness and it ranges between 27 and 32, the latter being the thinnest. Thin insulin needles are more comfortable but thicker ones administer insulin faster and are usually recommended for larger doses. Becton Dickinson produces the smallest insulin syringe needle sizes you can get, sold as BD ULTRA-FINE Nano Pen Needle 5/32" 32g.

Can you purchase insulin needles and syringes over the counter?

Insulin needles and insulin syringes can be bought over the counter just like any other type of syringe. All you need to know is the size you need, both in terms of syringe capacity and needle length and gauge. Pre-filled insulin pens, however, require a prescription for purchase.

Do insulin pen needles expire?

You might think that a piece of metal cannot have an expiration date, but insulin pen needles are usually guaranteed to be safe for five years. During this five-year shelf life, they should be stored in a dry area, away from extreme temperatures. The same is true for insulin syringes.

Can I reuse an insulin pen needle?

Insulin pen needles are sold sterilized and should be replaced after each use to prevent skin infections. You may be tempted to lower costs and use the same insulin needle for morning and evening shots, changing it on a daily basis. Even though reuse by the same person is common throughout the day, it can still be very dangerous as there is a risk of injecting bacteria from the skin. To minimize these risks, never skip the hygiene protocol for injecting insulin. Wash your hands with soapy water and clean the area to be injected with an alcohol pad. Of course, never share needles with someone else.


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