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• Sterile, disposable, non toxic and latex free
• Smooth plunger action for greater filling accuracy
• Siliconized, autoground needle point for maximum patient comfort
• Comes packaged 10 sterile syringes per pouch

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High quality, sterile, insulin U 100 1 cc syringe with 29 ga x 1/2″ needle attached – marked in Units Sterile, Disposable ,Non Toxic, Non-Pyrogenic, Latex Free. Less Dead Space for reduced insulin waste, convenient Poly-bag packaging. Needle & Plunger Caps ensure steriility. Advanced UniBody Design. Smooth plunger action for greater filing accuracy. Siliconized, autoground needle point for maximum patient comfort. Clear bright barrel, Clear bold printing…. More >>

Exel International Insulin U 100 Syringe – 1 cc with 29 ga x 1/2″ needle attached – package of 10 syringes

• Inside Ulitcare’s innovative Dispense and Dispose container you’ll find 100 premium quality U40 insulin syringes. All for less than a box of the leading syringe.

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Inside Ulticare ’s innovative Dispense and Dispose container you’ll find 100 premium quality U40 insulin syringes. All for less than a box of the leading syringe…. More >>

Ulticare Veterinary U40 Insulin Syringe 1.0cc, 29ga, 1/2 inch needle, 100/box

• U40 Insulin Syringe 1cc, 29ga, 1/2 inch needle, 100/box

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U40 Insulin Syringe 1cc, 29ga, 1/2 inch needle, 100/box… More >>

U40 Insulin Syringe 1cc, 29ga, 1/2 inch needle, 100/box

I am thinking about switching from the old fashioned insulin vial and syringes and getting on the disposable insulin pen, but am considering the economy of doing so.
I can use my regular syringes 3 or 4 times before disposing it. Can I do the same with the pen needles? Also, is the pen use better than the old fashioned way? I know its more convenient, but is it problematic?