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BD insulin syringe with a capacity of 1 ml, and a 29G needle.
BD 1 ml syringe 29G - Carton of 500
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Description
Insulin syringes are standard for harm reduction. Their low dead space reduces the risk of virus transmission if the syringe is shared. The short, thin needle helps to protect from vein damage.
Characteristics
Needle gauge size
29G (0.33 mm)
Needle length
12.7 mm (½ inch)
Graduations
2-unit, up to U-100 of insulin
Sterilisation
Gamma irradiation
Plunger cap, to ensure the sterility of the syringe
Plunger cap, to ensure the sterility of the syringe
This medical device is a regulated healthcare product that bears the CE marking in compliance with this regulation.
Manufactured by: Becton Dickinson and Company, 1 Becton Drive, Franklin Lakes, New Jersey 07417, USA
Instructions for use
Hygiene recommendations
- Protective caps on the needle and plunger ensure the sterility of the syringe. They should be removed at the last second.
- Do not touch the needle or the plunger with the hands or fingers to avoid contamination, as the plunger can be used to mix the product.
- Disinfect the injection site using an alcohol swab just before injecting.
Attaching the Sterifilt
- Slot the tip of the syringe into the Sterifilt. Gently turn 90° until perfectly attached.
Injection
- Place the syringe parallel to the vein.
- Angle the needle so that the eye (bevelled edge) is facing up, at approx. 20°.
- Push down the plunger slowly, toward the heart.
- After injecting, use a dry swab or compress to apply pressure to the injection site.
Waste disposal
- Dispose of the used syringe using a safe healthcare waste container. If this is not possible, place it in a closed plastic bottle and dispose of it with household waste.
Precautions for use
Single-use – Do not reuse.
Never share a syringe: risk of virus transmission (Human Immunodeficiency Virus [HIV], Hepatitis C Virus [HCV]).
