Insulin Syringes from medibc
17 productsShop insulin syringes for safe, accurate insulin injection — U-100 fixed-needle syringes in 0.3mL, 0.5mL and 1mL barrels with fine-gauge, short needles for comfortable subcutaneous dosing. Pair with lancets, test strips and a blood glucose monitor for complete diabetes care.
Choosing the right insulin syringe
Match the barrel size to your dose: 0.3mL for up to 30 units, 0.5mL for up to 50 units and 1mL for larger doses. Fine needles (typically 29G–31G) reduce injection discomfort. Always use U-100 syringes with U-100 insulin.
Who uses them
People managing diabetes at home, aged-care and community nursing, clinics and pharmacies.
Insulin Syringe FAQs
What size insulin syringe do I need?
Choose the smallest barrel that fits your dose: 0.3mL (up to 30 units), 0.5mL (up to 50 units) or 1mL (larger doses). A smaller barrel makes small doses easier to measure accurately.
What does U-100 mean?
U-100 means 100 units of insulin per millilitre. U-100 syringes are marked to match U-100 insulin — always pair the two so the units line up correctly.
What needle gauge is best for insulin injections?
Fine needles of about 29G–31G are standard for insulin and are chosen for comfort. Your diabetes educator can advise on needle length for your injection technique.
How should I dispose of used insulin syringes?
Place used syringes straight into an approved sharps container — never in household rubbish. See our sharps disposal range for compliant containers.
