Insulin syringe/needles 27/28g w/ 1 or 1-1/2" needles?

[BillyJ03z]

Does anyone know if there are 27g or 28g 1" insulin syringes available? I can find 27g 1" and 1 1/2" needles but I don't like how seperate bevel needle/syringes waste test with dead space.....

 

[Vince]

I don't believe so, I believe that a 27/28g 1" would break. Maybe someone else can chime in if I'm wrong.

 

[BillyJ03z]

I don't believe so, I believe that a 27/28g 1" would break. Maybe someone else can chime in if I'm wrong.

I just ordered 27g 1 1/2" needle unfortunately I can't find the insulin version attached needle/syringe... so much test gets wasted in the removable needle syringes...

 

[blackebob]

I use 27g 1/2"

Easy Touch Insulin Syringes 27 Gauge &nbsp|&nbsp 0.5 CC Insulin Syringes

 

[BillyJ03z]

I use 27g 1/2"

Easy Touch Insulin Syringes 27 Gauge &nbsp|&nbsp 0.5 CC Insulin Syringes

I have 28g 1/2" but I'm trying to get a needle for deep IM injection which would be suitable for ED and/or EOD injects....

 

[blackebob]

longest I found, unless you go hypo like ypou ordered. I looked everywhere.

 

[BillyJ03z]

longest I found, unless you go hypo like ypou ordered. I looked everywhere.

Yeah... Im surprised that no one makes attached syringe/needle version of 27g 1" or longer, etc...

 

[Sean Mosher]

Exel Hypodermic Needle 27g x 1.50", CS 1000 | Med Lab Supply

 

[madman]

I have 28g 1/2" but I'm trying to get a needle for deep IM injection which would be suitable for ED and/or EOD injects....

Deep i.m. is not needed and whether one chooses to injecting shallow i.m or sub-q it will be absorbed just as effectively.....mind you some do not respond well to sub-q (lumps/pain) or possibly lower T levels (not common) when using sub-q method!