Embecta Veterinary Syringe

The Embecta Veterinary Syringe is crafted for precision and comfort in insulin administration. Designed for both pet owners and veterinarians, this syringe offers U-40 compatibility and comes in two capacities: 3/10 ml and 0.5 ml. The 29G needle with a length of 12.7mm ensures minimal discomfort, making it less stressful for both pet and caregiver.

Each pack contains 100 syringes, making it convenient for frequent use, and is available in cases of 5 boxes, providing a total of 500 syringes. Ideal for pets requiring regular insulin therapy, the syringe is tailored to offer accurate dosing with a clear scale for easy measurement. Whether for home care or a veterinary clinic, these syringes promise reliability and ease of use, enhancing the management of animal diabetes.

• These syringes feature a clear, easy-to-read U-40 scale, allowing pet owners and veterinarians to measure accurate doses. The fine 29G needle ensures a gentle injection experience for pets, minimizing discomfort and stress during administration.
• Each syringe is designed with a 12.7mm needle length, providing optimal penetration depth for subcutaneous injections. The sterile packaging maintains hygiene, ensuring each use delivers safe and uncontaminated insulin administration.

• The Embecta Veterinary Syringe is specifically designed for administering insulin to pets. This syringe is suitable for precise dosing, making it ideal for veterinary care, particularly in managing diabetes in animals. Each syringe offers accuracy and ease for pet owners.

1. What is the purpose of the U-40 marking?
The U-40 marking indicates that the syringe is designed for insulin concentrations of 40 units per milliliter, allowing for accurate dosage measurement.

2. Are these syringes reusable?
No, these syringes are designed for single use only to ensure sterility and avoid any cross-contamination between injections.

3. Can these syringes be used for all pets?
These syringes are intended for pets requiring insulin administration, commonly those diagnosed with diabetes. Consult with a vet for specific use on different animals.