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BD 324921 Ultra-Fine II™ Insulin Syringes - 1mL | 31G x 6mm| 100 per Box
BD insulin syringes are engineered to provide quality, accuracy and ease, this insulin syringe is the shortest and thinnest insulin syringe availab...
View full detailsBD 320440 Ultra-Fine™ Insulin Syringes - 0.3mL | 31G x 8mm" | 100 per Box
Latex-free & Secure Syringe Polypropylene hub Designed with large dose unit markings Quantity: 100 Each per Box Graduations: U-100 Insulin...
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BD Lo-Dose 329461 Micro-Fine™ IV Insulin Syringes | 0.5mL | 28G x 1/2" - 100 per Pack
BD Lo-Dose 329461 Micro-Fine™ IV Insulin Syringes | 0.5mL | 28G x 1/2" - 100 per Pack
Sterile & Single-Use Syringes Thin-Wall Technology Round Hub Design Clear Scale Numbers Wider Units Spacing Quantity: 100 per Pack
BD 305930 Safetyglide Insulin Syringes | 1mL | 29G x 1/2" - 100 per Box
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Latex-free & Secure Syringe Single-Handed Activation & virtually no splatter Leaves no negative impact on patient Quantity: 100 Each per ...
View full detailsBD 320145 Pen Needle | 5mm x 31G - 100 per Box
BD 320145 Pen Needle | 5mm x 31G - 100 per Box 100 / per order
BD 305932 Safetyglide Syringes | 0.5mL | 29G x 1/2" - 100 per Box
Latex-free & Secure Syringe Single-Handed Activation & virtually no splatter Leaves no negative impact on patient Quantity: 100 Each per B...
View full detailsBD 320108 Ultra-Fine™ 8mm x 31G - Pen Needle | 100 per Box
BD Ultra -Fine Pen Needles offer: Universal fit with all diabetes pens in Canada‡ Convenience for patients who use more than one type of diabetes ...
View full detailsBD 305935 Safetyglide Syringes | 0.3mL | 29G x 1/2" - 100 per Box
BD 305935 Safetyglide Syringes | 0.3mL | 29G x 1/2" - 100 per Box
Shop insulin syringes, pen needles and selected diabetes injection supplies in Canada. TherapySupply.ca carries BD Ultra-Fine insulin syringes in multiple barrel capacities, needle gauges and lengths, together with selected safety-engineered syringes and compatible pen needles for clinics, pharmacies, healthcare professionals and individual diabetes care.
Insulin concentration, syringe capacity and barrel graduations must match the medication and dose prescribed. Check the complete product name, catalogue number, concentration marking, capacity, needle gauge, needle length and package quantity before ordering. A healthcare professional or diabetes educator should provide instruction on product selection, injection technique and prescribed dosing.
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U-100 insulin syringes
U-100 syringes are graduated for insulin containing 100 units per millilitre. Never select a syringe by appearance alone or use a U-100 scale for a different insulin concentration unless specifically directed by a qualified healthcare professional.
Barrel capacity and graduations
Common capacities include 0.3 mL, 0.5 mL and 1 mL. Smaller barrels may provide more spacing between lower-dose markings, while some 0.3 mL models include half-unit graduations. Check the exact product scale.
Needle gauge and length
Gauge describes needle diameter, with a higher gauge number indicating a thinner needle. Length is listed separately in millimetres or inches. Use the gauge and length recommended for the prescribed application.
Pen needles and safety products
Pen needles attach to compatible medication pens and are not substitutes for insulin syringes used with vials. Safety-engineered products may add a shield intended to help reduce accidental needlestick exposure.
How to Choose the Correct Insulin Syringe
Begin by confirming whether the prescribed medication is supplied in a vial or a pen. A vial typically requires an appropriate insulin syringe, while a medication pen requires a compatible pen needle. These devices have different connections and measurement systems and are not interchangeable.
For U-100 insulin, a 0.3 mL syringe may be marked to 30 units, a 0.5 mL syringe to 50 units and a 1 mL syringe to 100 units. This relationship applies only to U-100 products. Always read the concentration printed on the medication and the unit scale printed on the syringe rather than converting or estimating a dose independently.
Some syringes have one-unit graduations, while selected low-capacity models may have half-unit markings. Needle gauge and length also vary. Use the exact specifications recommended by the prescribing professional, and compare catalogue numbers when replacing an existing product.
Browse related syringes with needles, syringes without needles and hypodermic needles. Clinics can also find sharps containers and other single-use essentials in our disposable medical supplies collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
What products are included in this collection?
The collection may include U-100 insulin syringes with fixed needles, different barrel capacities and needle lengths, pen needles and selected safety-engineered syringes. Product specifications and availability can change, so review each listing before ordering.
What does U-100 mean on an insulin syringe?
U-100 means the syringe scale is designed for insulin containing 100 units per millilitre. It must not be treated as interchangeable with a syringe made for another insulin concentration. Confirm both the medication and syringe markings before use.
How do I choose between 0.3 mL, 0.5 mL and 1 mL?
Choose the barrel capacity and graduation scale recommended for the prescribed dose. With U-100 insulin, these capacities commonly correspond to maximum scales of 30, 50 and 100 units respectively. Never apply this conversion to another insulin concentration.
What do needle gauge and length mean?
Gauge indicates needle diameter; a higher gauge number means a thinner needle. Needle length is a separate measurement. Neither specification should be changed solely for convenience—use the dimensions recommended by the prescribing professional.
Do all insulin syringes have the same unit markings?
No. Graduation intervals vary by model and capacity. Some syringes have one-unit markings, while selected 0.3 mL syringes may have half-unit graduations. Confirm the scale shown in the specifications and on the individual package.
Is an insulin syringe the same as a pen needle?
No. An insulin syringe has a barrel and is generally used to withdraw prescribed insulin from a vial. A pen needle attaches to a compatible medication pen. The products are not interchangeable.
Can insulin syringes or pen needles be reused?
No. Products labelled as sterile and single-use should be used once and placed directly into an approved sharps container. Reuse can damage the needle and compromise sterility.
Can TherapySupply.ca help confirm product specifications?
Yes. Have the complete product name, catalogue number, barrel capacity, gauge and needle length available, then contact TherapySupply.ca. Product assistance cannot determine an insulin dose or replace advice from a pharmacist, diabetes educator or prescribing professional.