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The BD Micro-Fine™ U100 Insulin Syringe 1ml 30G x 8mm is designed for the accurate administration of U100 insulin. Each sterile, single-use syringe features a permanently attached 30G x 8mm ultra-fine needle to help minimise dead space and reduce insulin wastage.
With a 1ml (100 unit) capacity and clear 1-unit graduations, these syringes enable accurate dose measurement. The transparent hub improves visibility during preparation, while the lubricated Micro-Fine™ needle is designed to support a smooth injection experience.
| Brand | BD Micro-Fine™ |
| Manufacturer | Embecta |
| Product Code (SKU) | 320935 |
| Syringe Capacity | 1ml (100 Units) |
| Insulin Compatibility | U100 Insulin |
| Needle Gauge | 30G |
| Needle Length | 8mm |
| Needle Type | Fixed |
| Graduations | 1 Unit |
| Sterility | Sterile |
| Latex Free | Yes |
| Single Use | Yes |
These syringes are intended for the administration of U100 insulin only. Always ensure that your syringe matches the insulin concentration prescribed by your healthcare professional. This is a sterile, single-use medical device and must not be reused or re-sterilised.
This syringe is calibrated specifically for U100 insulin. Using a syringe designed for a different insulin concentration may result in inaccurate dosing. If you are unsure which syringe is appropriate for your prescribed insulin, consult your healthcare professional before use.
