Monoject Insulin Syringes U-40 0.5-in x 29G
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Insulin Syringes/Needles U-40 29 Gauge x 0.5-in are prescribed by your vet for the injection of U-40 (40 units per ml) insulin in your diabetic pet. However, it’s important to note that more than one concentration of insulin exists, so be sure that the syringe used matches the type of insulin prescribed for your pet. These sterile, single-use, individually packaged syringes feature an attached needle, polypropylene barrel and plunger rod, latex-free plunger tip, and graduated barrel markings.
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| Item Number | 177798 |
|---|---|
| For Use With | Dogs and Cats |
| Common Brand Name(s) | Monoject |
| Administration Form | Injection |
| Generic Name | Insulin Syringes |
| Needle Gauge | 29G |
| Units | U-40 |
| Needle Length | 12.7mm |
| Syringe Feature | N/A |
| Product Form | Injectable |
| Health Condition | Diabetes |
| Drug Type | Devices & Supplies |
Single use sterile syringe for the administration of insulin in dogs or cats.
Used sharps should be immediately placed in a sharps disposal container. FDA-cleared sharps containers are generally available through pharmacies, medical supply companies, health care providers and online. These containers are made of puncture-resistant plastic with leak-resistant sides and bottom. They also have a tight fitting, puncture-resistant lid. If an FDA-cleared container is not available a heavy-duty plastic household container, such as a laundry detergent container can be used as an alternative.
Instructions
Use according to your veterinarian's instructions.
Syringes should be kept out of the reach of children and pets.
FAQ
These syringes are prescribed by your veterinarian in order to deliver medications to your pet. Make sure you are using the correct size needle for your pet needs.
- Polypropylene barrel and plunger rod?
- Latex-free plunger tip
- Graduated barrel markings
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161 Customer Reviews
Outstanding value for a necessary product
We have a diabetic dog who requires insulin injections twice a day so we go through a lot of syringes. My vet charges $45 for 100. This brand from Chewy is as good as the ones I get from the vet and at an extremely fair price (even more so with auto delivery). You will need to get your vet’s authorization but if your savings are as good as mine you would be foolish not to.
Syringe Review
Unfortunately my cat had to be put down, I received the insulin and syringes a little later than expected due to Vet approval etc, so I have unusable materials left
So happy you have these!
I swear by Chewy, I have two diabetic kitties and couldn't be happier with not only the insulin being delivered to my door by Chewy but now the syringes.
Insulin syringes
These syringes do not have enough lines on them for measuring small amounts of insulin. I could not use these for my dog. He only needs a small amount
Arrived on time
First time ordering syringes. Arrived on time and in great condition. Very happy.
Needles for cat
Okay as not much you can say about an item that is required for insulin shots for my cat.
Pet Syringes
Exactly what I needed. Come individually wrapped and delivered quickly. Price was great and pharmacy very helpful.
Reasonably priced quality product.
Considering the price, compared to name-brand pharmaceutical syringes, this product does its job, and the price is quite fair.
Stay away from these
these are the worst I have ever used and overpriced. I usually get my needles from adw because they have better deals on the needles. I love chewy but if I can save a little money on diabetic supplies that is what I do. Plus I ended up throwing a lot of these in the bag with the used ones to take to my vet for disposal.
Insulin Syringes
Once I ordered them Chewy was right in top of getting the RX from the vet and sent them right out. Exact ones the vet gave us..