Berpu Insulin syringe (1ml 29G X ½): The Ideal Syringe for Diabetics, Delivering Ultimate Dosage Accuracy and Comfortable Injection with a Fine, Fixed Needle

Berpu Insulin syringe (1ml 29G X ½) represents the traditional and trusted choice for insulin administration. Designed with a 1ml capacity (equivalent to 100 International Units) to suit medium to large doses. It comes with an integrated (Fixed) 29G needle with a length of ½ inch (12.7 mm), making it ideal for adults to ensure insulin reaches the subcutaneous fat layer efficiently, while minimizing medication waste thanks to its low dead space design.

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Why Choose Berpu Insulin syringe (1ml 29G X ½)?
Fine Needle (29G): The needle gauge is thin enough to significantly reduce injection pain compared to standard needles, making the daily experience less intrusive.

Optimal Length (½ Inch): The standard length (approx. 13mm) ensures insulin is injected at the correct depth under the skin, suitable for individuals with normal to higher body weight.

Precise Dosage (Low Dead Space): The needle is fixed directly into the syringe barrel, eliminating the gap where medication usually pools (dead space), ensuring the patient receives the full dose without wasting a single drop of precious insulin.

Easy Readability: The unit markings are ultra-clear and precisely printed, helping the elderly and visually impaired set the correct dosage and avoid errors.

Key Specifications
Product Name: Berpu Insulin syringe (1ml 29G X ½).

Capacity: 1 ml (100 Units).

Needle Gauge: 29G.

Needle Length: ½ inch (12.7 mm).

Type: Fixed Needle.

Sterilization: Sterile, Non-toxic, Non-pyrogenic.

Indications
Insulin Injection: For diabetic patients (Type 1 and 2) requiring doses up to 100 units.

Aesthetic Use: Occasionally used for Botox or Mesotherapy injections due to its precision (depending on practitioner preference for needle length).

How to use

Prep: Carefully remove the protective caps from the needle and plunger.

Draw Dose: Draw air equal to the desired dose, inject it into the insulin vial, then slowly withdraw insulin to the correct mark.

Remove Bubbles: Tap the syringe gently to expel any air bubbles.

Inject: Cleanse the skin, pinch a fold of skin if necessary, and inject at a 90-degree angle (or 45 degrees for very thin individuals).

Dispose: Do not recap the needle by hand to avoid accidental sticks; dispose of it immediately in a medical waste container.