BD Microfine Lo-Dose Insulin Syringe w/Needle 28G x .5" 100/bx

Why Choose the BD Microfine Lo-Dose Insulin Syringes

The BD Microfine Lo-Dose Insulin Syringes are designed for users who need a reliable syringe and needle for insulin injection as part of diabetes care. The 28G needle and 0.5" length support routine subcutaneous insulin administration, while the Lo-Dose format is useful for measured insulin dosing when prescribed or directed by a healthcare professional.

Key Features

✔ Insulin syringe with needle

✔ 28G needle gauge

✔ 0.5" needle length

✔ Lo-Dose syringe design

✔ 100 syringes per box

✔ Sterile single-use format

✔ Designed for insulin administration

✔ Disposable design supports clean use

✔ Practical for home care, pharmacy, and clinical use

Benefits

✔ Supports routine insulin injection when prescribed

✔ Lo-Dose design helps support smaller or measured insulin dosing needs

✔ 28G needle supports controlled injection use

✔ 0.5" needle length is suitable for insulin injection routines when directed

✔ 100-count box is practical for ongoing diabetes care supply needs

✔ Sterile format helps reduce contamination risk before use

✔ Useful for patients, caregivers, nurses, clinics, and pharmacies

Usage/Application

Ideal for insulin administration, diabetes care, home care, clinics, pharmacies, hospitals, long-term care facilities, assisted living, and caregiver-supported medication routines where insulin syringes have been prescribed or recommended. Use a new, sterile syringe for each insulin injection as prescribed, following proper injection technique and the diabetes care plan, and never reuse or share syringes, since reuse or sharing can cause infection or injury. Select the syringe with the correct needle gauge and length and the barrel volume appropriate to the insulin dose, using the Lo-Dose scale to help measure smaller doses accurately. After injecting, dispose of the used syringe safely in an approved sharps container without recapping it, and keep syringes away from children. Follow the guidance of a healthcare professional or diabetes educator for insulin administration, dosing, and technique.