SureComfort Insulin Syringes

Precise Measurements | Easy-to-Read Markings | Single-Use Safety

Product Overview

SureComfort insulin syringes are designed for accurate measurement and comfortable administration of appropriately prescribed injectable medications.

Featuring easy-to-read measurement markings, a secure grip, and a lubricated needle, SureComfort syringes help make injection preparation and administration more manageable.

Each box contains 100 sterile, single-use syringes.

Available Sizes

50 Units (0.5 mL)

Ideal for smaller injection volumes.

• Holds up to 0.5 mL of liquid.
• Smaller barrel can make measuring small volumes easier.
• A convenient option for prescriptions requiring less than 0.5 mL per injection.
• May offer more precise measurement of smaller volumes, depending on the syringe's graduation markings.

100 Units (1 mL)

Ideal for larger injection volumes.

• Holds up to 1 mL of liquid.
• Accommodates larger prescribed injection volumes.
• Offers more capacity when a dose exceeds 0.5 mL.
• Useful when a larger volume must be measured in a single syringe.

Understanding Syringe Units

Both sizes use the U-100 measurement scale:

• 10 units = 0.1 mL
• 25 units = 0.25 mL
• 50 units = 0.5 mL
• 100 units = 1 mL

Important: Syringe units measure liquid volume, not the milligram or microgram dose of a medication.

The amount of medication in each unit depends on the concentration of the specific product. Always follow the exact syringe-unit instructions provided by your pharmacist or prescriber.

Why You Should Never Reuse a Syringe

One Injection. One Needle. One Syringe. Every Time.

Even when injecting yourself, using the same medication, or accessing the same vial, you should always use a brand-new sterile needle and syringe.

Reusing syringes can lead to:

• Bacterial contamination: Used needles and syringes can introduce microorganisms into medication vials.
• Increased infection risk: Contaminated equipment may cause skin infections, abscesses, or more serious complications.
• Needle damage: Needles can become dull or damaged after use, potentially increasing discomfort and tissue irritation.
• Compromised medication sterility: Reentering a vial with a used syringe can contaminate the remaining medication.

Changing only the needle does not make a previously used syringe safe to reuse.

Safe Injection Practices

• Wash your hands thoroughly before handling injection supplies.
• Use a new, sterile syringe and needle for every injection and every entry into a medication vial.
• Clean medication vial stoppers with 70% alcohol and allow them to dry before puncturing.
• Clean the injection site according to your healthcare professional's instructions.
• Never touch the sterile needle or allow it to contact an unclean surface.
• Never share syringes or needles with anyone.
• Dispose of used syringes immediately in an approved sharps container.
• Never place loose used needles or syringes in household trash or recycling.

Important Information

SureComfort insulin syringes are intended for single use only. Use them only when the needle size, syringe type, and injection route are appropriate for your prescribed medication.

Not sure which size you need? Our pharmacy team can help you understand your prescribed injection volume and choose the appropriate syringe.

Remember: A fresh syringe every time protects both you and your medication.