Medline Insulin Safety Syringes, 1 Each

Insulin Safety Syringes, 1 Each

Insulin safety syringes help support safer insulin injection workflow with a sliding sheath needle shield. This option fits buyers who need a syringe for insulin use in professional care settings where needle coverage and OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard design compliance matter. The syringe has a 0.50 mL capacity with a 29 gauge, 0.500 needle and a non-detachable design.

Good Fit For

• Facilities standardizing insulin injection safety workflow
• Clinical settings where post-injection needle shielding is important
• Buyers seeking a 0.50 mL insulin syringe with a sliding sheath

Key Features

• Sliding sheath safety design helps cover the needle during handling and after injection
• Needle shield can be pulled forward for temporary coverage before final lock
• After injection, the shield locks permanently in place by pulling forward and twisting
• Designed for compliance with OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard
• 0.50 mL syringe size with a 29 gauge, 0.500 needle
• Non-detachable needle supports one-piece handling

Applications and Usage

• Insulin injections where a safety shield is preferred
• Care environments focused on reducing needle exposure after injection
• Workflows that require a permanently locking post-use shield

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• The needle is non-detachable, so buyers needing removable needle options should choose accordingly
• The safety mechanism uses a pull-forward motion and a twist to lock after injection
• This item is sold as 1 each

FAQ

• How does the safety shield work on this insulin syringe? The needle can be temporarily covered by pulling the shield forward. After injection, the shield locks permanently in place when pulled forward and twisted.
• Is the needle detachable? No. This insulin safety syringe has a non-detachable needle.
• What syringe size and needle size does this product use? This syringe has a 0.50 mL capacity with a 29 gauge needle and a 0.500 needle length.
• Does this syringe support OSHA-related safety design needs? Yes. The design notes state compliance with OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard for design.

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