Exel U-100 Insulin Syringes 1 cc x 29G x ½” – Precision and Comfort for Subcutaneous Injections

Exel U-100 Insulin Syringes 1 cc x 29G x ½” are engineered for accurate insulin dosing with enhanced patient comfort. Featuring a 29-gauge ultra-thin needle, these syringes reduce injection discomfort while ensuring precise subcutaneous delivery. Trusted by diabetics, healthcare providers, and athletes, Exel syringes combine affordability, accuracy, and sterility in every use.

Why Choose Exel Insulin Syringes?

Each syringe is sterile, individually wrapped, and single-use, designed to meet strict medical standards. The 1 cc (1 mL) barrel allows accurate measurement of insulin, peptides, and hormone-based therapies. The 29G x ½-inch needle is optimized for subcutaneous injections, providing a balance between fine comfort and reliable performance.

According to Wikipedia’s section on insulin syringes, proper syringe design is essential for ensuring both dosage accuracy and patient safety. Exel syringes are built with these standards in mind, offering smooth plunger action and clear barrel markings.

Key Benefits of Exel U-100 Insulin Syringes

• Ultra-thin 29G needle for minimal injection discomfort

• ½-inch needle length ideal for subcutaneous delivery

• 1 cc (1 mL) barrel for precise measurement

• Sterile, disposable, and single-use safety design

• Clear barrel with bold markings for accurate dosing

How to Use Exel Syringes Effectively

• Always use new, sterile syringes for each injection.

• Draw up the correct dosage using the 1 cc barrel markings.

• Inject subcutaneously into recommended areas (abdomen, thigh, upper arm).

• Dispose of used syringes safely in a designated sharps container.

Learn more about the function and design of insulin syringes on Wikipedia’s Insulin Syringe page.

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FAQs for Exel U-100 Insulin Syringes 1 cc x 29G x ½”

Q1: What are Exel U-100 Insulin Syringes used for?
A: They are designed for subcutaneous insulin injections, but can also be used for peptides, hormones, and other subcutaneous medications.

Q2: Are these syringes single-use only?
A: Yes. Each syringe is sterile, disposable, and intended for one-time use only.

Q3: What does 1 cc mean?
A: 1 cc equals 1 mL of fluid capacity, allowing precise measurement of insulin or peptide solutions.

Q4: What is the difference between 28G and 29G needles?
A: The 29G needle is slightly thinner than 28G, which may improve comfort during injection.

Q5: How are Exel syringes packaged?
A: They are typically sold in boxes of 100, each syringe individually sterile-wrapped.