Cardinal Health 1188100555 - Insulin Syringe Only, 1mL, Regular Luer Tip, 100/bx, 5 bx/cs (Continental US Only)

Cardinal Health 1188100555 - Insulin Syringe Only, 1mL, Regular Luer Tip, 100/bx, 5 bx/cs (Continental US Only)

Cardinal Health 1188100555 - Insulin Syringe Only, 1mL, Regular Luer Tip

Cardinal Health Monoject Insulin Syringes are sterile, single-use, and individually packaged. Soft and Rigid pack options available.

• Orange needle cap (sheath) for easy identification as U-100 insulin syringe.
• Stainless steel cannula.
• Polypropylene Hub.
• ISO color coded.
• Single unit graduations.
• Available in soft and rigid pack packaging.
• Not manufactured with DEHP or natural rubber latex.
• Sterile, single-use, and individually packaged.
• Supporting diabetes care.

Features of Cardinal Health Insulin Syringes

Precise Measurement: The Cardinal Health Insulin Syringe is designed for precise measurement, with clear and easy-to-read markings on the barrel. This ensures accurate dosing of insulin, which is crucial for diabetes management.

1mL Capacity: This syringe has a 1mL (1cc) capacity, making it suitable for a wide range of insulin doses. Whether you need a small or large dose, this syringe can accommodate your requirements.

Regular Luer Tip: The regular Luer tip on this syringe provides compatibility with a variety of needles and insulin pens, allowing for flexibility in insulin administration. You can choose the needle that suits your comfort and needs.

Quality Construction: Cardinal Health is known for its commitment to quality. This syringe is manufactured with precision and undergoes strict quality control to ensure its reliability and performance.

Latex-Free: The Cardinal Health Insulin Syringe is latex-free, reducing the risk of allergic reactions and ensuring that it can be safely used by individuals with latex sensitivities.

Sterile Packaging: Each syringe is individually packed in sterile packaging, maintaining the syringe's sterility until the moment it is used. This is essential for preventing infections and ensuring patient safety.

Benefits of Cardinal Health Insulin Syringes

Accurate Insulin Dosing: With clear markings and precise measurements, this syringe allows you to administer insulin with confidence, helping you manage your diabetes effectively.

Versatility: The 1mL capacity and regular Luer tip make this syringe versatile for various insulin types and doses. It can be used in both clinical settings and for at-home insulin administration.

Patient Safety: The latex-free design and sterile packaging prioritize patient safety. You can trust that this syringe is safe to use for a wide range of patients, minimizing the risk of complications.

Ease of Use: The user-friendly design and compatibility with different needles and pens make the Cardinal Health Insulin Syringe easy to use, even for individuals who may be new to insulin administration.

Reliability: Cardinal Health is a trusted name in the healthcare industry, known for its quality products. Choosing this syringe means you're opting for a reliable and reputable brand.

Usages of Cardinal Health Insulin Syringe

1. Insulin Administration: These syringes are primarily designed for the precise measurement and administration of insulin, a hormone used by people with diabetes to manage their blood sugar levels. They are suitable for both subcutaneous (under the skin) andintramuscular insulin injections.

2. Diabetes Management: Individuals with diabetes often rely on insulin injections to control their blood glucose levels. The Cardinal Health 1188100555 syringes are a valuable tool for diabetics to deliver the correct insulin dose as prescribed by their healthcare provider.

3. Home Healthcare: These insulin syringes are frequently used by individuals who require insulin therapy at home. They provide an easy and effective way for patients or their caregivers to administer insulin safely and accurately.

4. Medical Facilities: Healthcare professionals in hospitals, clinics, and other medical settings may use these syringes to administer insulin to patients who require inpatient care or assistance with their insulin therapy.

5. Veterinary Medicine: Insulin syringes can also be used in veterinary medicine to administer insulin to diabetic pets, such as cats and dogs, under the guidance of a veterinarian.

6. Other Medications: In some cases, insulin syringes may be used to administer other medications that require precise dosing, particularly when very small volumes are needed.

7. Insulin Titration: These syringes are useful for insulin titration, which involves adjusting insulin doses based on individual blood sugar levels. This helps in achieving better glycemic control for people with diabetes.

8. Tuberculin Testing: While primarily designed for insulin, some healthcare professionals may use insulin syringes for other purposes, such as administering intradermal injections for tuberculin skin testing (TST) or allergy testing.

9. Clinical Research: In clinical trials and medical research studies, insulin syringes may be used for precise administration of investigational drugs or substances that require accurate dosing.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ'S):

1.Q: What is Monoject insulin syringe?

A: Monoject Insulin Syringes are sterile, single-use, and individually packaged. Soft and Rigid pack options available. Reach out to our team for ordering information. For product specifications, service, and certificate requests, please call our Customer Service team.

2.Q: Are insulin and TB syringes the same?

A: Tuberculin syringes aren't usable for insulin administration, especially mixed doses. Insulin syringes are measured in insulin units, whereas tuberculin syringes feature decimal markings of milliliters.

3.Q: What are insulin syringes made from?

A: An insulin syringe has three parts: a needle, a barrel, and a plunger. The needle is short and thin and covered with a fine layer of silicone to allow it to pass through the skin easily and reduce pain. A cap covers and protects the needle before it is used. The barrel is the long, thin chamber that holds the insulin.