Sure Comfort Insulin Syringes 31G 5/16" (8mm) 3/10cc 1/2 Unit 10/Bg

Why Choose Sure Comfort Insulin Syringes?

Designed for patients who require precise, low-dose insulin delivery, Sure Comfort Insulin Syringes combine ultra-fine 31G needle technology with 1/2 unit graduation markings to support accurate dosing and better glycaemic control. The 5/16" (8mm) needle length is well suited for subcutaneous injection, while the silicone-coated tip and smooth-glide plunger reduce resistance and discomfort during each injection. Latex-free and single-use sterile, these syringes are engineered for safe, comfortable daily use at home or in clinical settings. Packaged 10 per bag for convenient supply management.

Key Features

• 31G ultra-fine needle for minimised injection discomfort
• 5/16" (8mm) needle length for effective subcutaneous insulin delivery
• 3/10cc (0.3 mL) barrel capacity for accurate low-dose administration
• 1/2 unit graduation markings for precise dose measurement
• Smooth-glide plunger for controlled, consistent injection pressure
• Latex-free construction for patient safety and compatibility
• Sterile, single-use design to prevent contamination
• Packaged 10 syringes per bag for easy dispensing and supply tracking

Benefits

• Improves injection comfort with an ultra-fine 31G needle
• Supports precise dosing with 1/2 unit increment markings
• Reduces injection anxiety for patients self-administering daily
• Ideal for low-dose insulin regimens requiring fine dose adjustments
• Latex-free design accommodates patients with latex sensitivities
• Single-use sterile packaging ensures consistent safety and hygiene

Clinical & Typical Applications

Individuals with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes requiring daily insulin self-injection

Patients on low-dose or titrated insulin regimens needing 1/2 unit dosing precision

Paediatric patients or those with reduced subcutaneous tissue requiring shorter needle lengths

Home care settings where comfortable and accurate daily self-administration is essential

Clinical and long-term care environments dispensing insulin to multiple patients

Patients transitioning from pens to syringes who require fine-graduation markings