1ml 29G Insulin Syringe with Needle

Sterile 1ml 29G insulin syringe with integrated needle for accurate, comfortable subcutaneous insulin injection. Clear U-100 unit markings and fine gauge tip for minimal patient discomfort.

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1ml 29G Insulin Syringe with Needle

The 1ml 29G Insulin Syringe with Needle is a purpose-designed single-use device for subcutaneous insulin injection. The 29-gauge integrated needle is fine enough to cause minimal discomfort during self-injection — a key consideration for patients who inject multiple times daily.

What is it? A 1ml sterile insulin syringe with an integrated 29G needle, graduated in insulin units (U-100) for accurate dose measurement. Designed for subcutaneous injection into approved injection sites including the abdomen, thigh, and upper arm.

Who is it for? Patients with type 1 or type 2 diabetes self-managing with insulin, and healthcare professionals administering insulin in primary care, hospital, and residential care settings.

Why it matters? Consistent, accurate insulin delivery is fundamental to diabetes management. Fine-gauge needles reduce injection pain and improve patient compliance with insulin therapy — particularly for those injecting multiple times daily. Precise unit markings minimise dosing errors.

View the 1ml 27G Insulin Syringe for an alternative gauge. Browse our full needles and syringes range. For insulin injection guidance, visit Diabetes South Africa.

FAQ

What is the difference between 29G and 27G insulin syringes?

29G is finer than 27G. Finer needles generally cause less pain but may require slightly more injection pressure. Patient preference varies.

Can these be reused?

No. Insulin syringes are single-use. Reuse dulls the needle tip, increasing injection pain and infection risk.

What insulin concentration are these calibrated for?

These are calibrated for U-100 insulin — the standard concentration used globally. Always confirm insulin concentration before drawing up.

Where should insulin be injected?

Approved subcutaneous sites include the abdomen (avoiding 5cm around the navel), outer thigh, upper arm, and buttock. Rotate sites to prevent lipohypertrophy.