⸺ Synova Research
U100 Insulin Syringes
U100 insulin syringes with 30G ultra-fine 8mm needle and 1ml capacity. Individually sterile packed for laboratory use.
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Research use only
Not for human consumption
⸺ Important
- • Peptides sold in lyophilized form
- • Strictly for laboratory research
⸺ Overview
About U100 Insulin Syringes
U100 insulin syringes designed for accurate, low-volume handling of reconstituted research peptides. Each syringe is individually sterile packed and features an ultra-fine 30G, 8mm needle with a 1ml barrel.
⸺ Research
Areas of study
U100 insulin syringes
Calibrated for U100 concentrations, giving precise unit measurement at low volumes.
30G ultra-fine needle
Fine-gauge needle for minimal handling disruption when working with laboratory samples.
8mm needle length
Standard short-length needle suitable for controlled subcutaneous research procedures.
1ml capacity
1ml barrel capacity graduated in insulin units.
Individually sterile packed
Each syringe is individually wrapped and sterile for single use.
Summarised from preclinical literature for informational purposes only. Not medical or veterinary advice. Synova Research products are sold strictly for in-vitro and laboratory research.
⸺ Details
Specification
- Intended use
- For laboratory research use only. Not for human consumption.
- Storage
- Store at room temperature, away from direct sunlight.
- Handling
- Single use. Dispose of safely in an approved sharps container.
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