BD Glide Ultra Fine Needle Insulin Syringe 31G/6mm
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- Product Dimensions: 17 x 14 x 8 cm
- Product Weight: 400 g
- No of syringes:10
Key Features of BD Glide Ultra Fine Needle Insulin Syringe 31G/6mm:
- The `BD Glide Ultra Fine Needle Insulin Syringe 31G/6mm` is a sterile, non-toxic, plastic syringe designed for single use.
- Features advanced TBL technology: a thin wall for better drug flow, a tri-bevel tip for easy skin penetration, and micro-bonded lubrication for smooth, comfortable injections.
- Ensures safety as it is non-allergic, non-toxic, and non-pyrogenic.
- Equipped with a latex-free rubber stopper and a flat plunger tip (no dead space) for accurate insulin dosing.
- The barrel's scale markings are specifically designed for insulin concentrations of 40U/ml (U-40) and are distinctively colour-coded in red, adhering to ISO 8537 standards. This contrasts with the orange coding for 100U/ml insulin, helping users identify the correct syringe for their prescribed insulin concentration.
Safety Information:
- All `BD Glide Ultra Fine Needle Insulin Syringe 31G/6mm` are guaranteed sterile and non-pyrogenic.
- The product is sterilized with Cobalt 60 Radiation.
- The `BD Glide Ultra Fine Needle Insulin Syringe 31G/6mm` is packaged in a blister (unit blister or 5-syringes strip blister) pack or designed as a self-contained syringe. Syringes in blister packs are assembled without a polyethylene plunger cap.
Uses:
- The `BD Glide Ultra Fine Needle Insulin Syringe 31G/6mm` is specifically designed for the precise administration of insulin in the treatment of diabetes.
- Recommended for use by patients or healthcare professionals in various settings, including home, hospital, or clinical environments.
- This syringe is calibrated for insulin concentrations of 40U/ml (U-40), making it essential to match the syringe to your specific insulin type as prescribed by your doctor.
Directions of Use
Follow these steps for safe and effective use of your `BD Glide Ultra Fine Needle Insulin Syringe 31G/6mm`:
- Prepare the Syringe: To expose the plunger, gently twist the white cap to break the seal, then pull it straight off. To expose the needle, twist the red cap to break the seal, then pull it straight off, being careful not to bend the needle.
- Measure the Dose: Carefully align the top edge of the ThinLine plunger tip with your prescribed dosage mark on the syringe scale. Ensure you are using the correct 40U/ml (U-40) scale for your insulin.
- Administer Injection: Follow your healthcare professional's instructions for preparing the injection site and administering the insulin.
- Dispose Safely: The `BD Glide Ultra Fine Needle Insulin Syringe 31G/6mm` is for single use only. Immediately after injection, destroy the syringe needle (if possible and safe to do so) and place the entire used syringe into a designated sharps container for safe disposal to prevent misuse and injury.
Always consult your healthcare provider for personalized instructions and training on injection techniques.
Side effects
While the `BD Glide Ultra Fine Needle Insulin Syringe 31G/6mm` is designed for safe insulin administration, improper technique or individual sensitivities can sometimes lead to localized reactions. Potential effects may include:
- **Injection Site Reactions:** Mild pain, bruising, redness, swelling, or itching at the injection site.
- **Lipohypertrophy:** This is a thickening or hardening of fatty tissue under the skin, which can occur with repeated injections in the same area. It can affect insulin absorption. Regular rotation of injection sites, as recommended by your doctor, is crucial to prevent this.
- **Bent or Broken Needle:** Although rare, improper handling can cause the needle to bend or break. Always handle the syringe carefully and dispose of it immediately if damaged.
If you experience persistent discomfort, severe reactions, or any unexpected issues after using the `BD Glide Ultra Fine Needle Insulin Syringe 31G/6mm`, consult your doctor or healthcare professional immediately. Always ensure proper injection technique and site rotation as advised by your healthcare provider to minimize these potential concerns.
