U-100 29/30/31G 1ml/cc 5/16" (8mm) Box of 100Individually packaged, Translucent walls, Clear markings

29, 30 or 31 gauge, 8 mm short needle on a 1 mL barrel graduated in single units to 100.

The needle is permanently bonded into the hub, so no dose is left behind.

Badge row

STERILE · EO
29G · 30G · 31G
8MM
ISO 13485:2016
CE 0197
NON-PYROGENIC
SINGLE USE

Built around the part of the day nobody looks forward to

Four things separate a syringe you tolerate from one you stop noticing.

Three gauges to choose from

Among the finest needles made for insulin. The higher the gauge number the thinner the shaft, and the thinner the shaft the less you feel going in. 31G is the thinnest of the three, 29G the sturdiest, and 30G sits between them.

8 mm short length

Insulin is meant to go into fat, not muscle, and a muscle hit stings and absorbs unpredictably. At 8 mm the needle is short enough that most adults can inject straight in without pinching a fold first.

Readable at 2am

Single-unit graduations printed in high-contrast black on a clear barrel, numbered every ten. No squinting to find your dose in low light.

No dead space

The needle is bonded straight into the hub rather than screwed on, so there is no reservoir under the plunger holding back the last fraction of a unit.

Sealed one at a time, not loose in a box

Each syringe comes in its own peel-open sterile wrapper. Nothing is exposed until the moment you open it, and every wrapper carries its own lot number, manufacture date and expiry — so a single pack can be traced back to the batch it came from.

ISO 13485:2016 — the quality management standard for medical device manufacturing
CE 0197 — conformity marking with the notified body number printed alongside
STERILE / EO — ethylene oxide sterilised, sterile until the seal is broken
LOT · MFG · EXP — traceability printed on every individual wrapper

Specification

Everything printed on the carton and the wrapper, in one place. Check it against your prescription before ordering.