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CarePoint VET insulin syringes are insulin injection needles used for administration of insulin for pet diabetes treatment. They are designed for maximum ease and efficiency when giving insulin injections to diabetic dogs or cats. Each syringe has large, bold, easy-to-read permanent markings for accurate dosage and lubricated needles that are permanently attached for injection comfort. Choose these pet insulin syringes as part of your better pet diabetes management program and make them a part of managing your dog or cat’s blood sugar levels in the best way possible. You can buy insulin syringes at Canpharm.
| Fact Table | |
|---|---|
| Material | Polypropylene (syringe), Stainless Steel (needle) |
| Gauge | 29G, 31G |
| Volume | 0.3mL, 0.5mL, 1mL |
| Usage | Single-use |
| Sterility | Sterile |
| Compatibility | Veterinary insulin |
| Package | 100 syringes per box |
| Manufacturer | UltiMed, Inc. |
| Distribution | Worldwide |
| Legal status | Over-the-counter (Veterinary use) |
Insert needle of each syringe into your pet insulin vial and draw the plunger handle back to fill the syringe with the correct amount of insulin. This amount will be based on the dosage amount shown in your pet's prescription
Remove needle from vial and hold plunger handle steady while readying to administer injection
Give injection at suggested administration site based on veterinarian instruction and what is shown in your prescription. Administration site may vary based on animal and their age / health
Be aware of when to dispose of syringe, information which will also be shared in your prescription
Only remove needle cap when ready to administer injection, and always replace cap immediately following it
U100 insulin syringes are only to be used for insulin injections
Syringes should be kept in a cool place and out of direct sunlight
It is important to know your pet's individual insulin requirements, including dosage frequency and overall pet diabetes treatment regimen before you buy easy touch insulin syringes
Some animals may experience skin sensitivity or irritation at the injection site. If this happens it may be advisable to temporarily halt use and then speaking to a veterinarian about relieving this side effect or another means of providing your pet with insulin.
What is the CarePoint VET Insulin Syringe used for?
The CarePoint VET Insulin Syringe is designed specifically for administering insulin to animals, commonly cats and dogs, with diabetes. It allows for precise and safe dosing tailored for veterinary use.
What sizes and units are available for the CarePoint VET Insulin Syringe?
CarePoint VET syringes are typically available in different capacities and gauges, such as 0.3 mL, 0.5 mL, and 1 mL, with options for 29- or 31-gauge needles. They also come calibrated for either U-40 or U-100 insulin, depending on the prescribed insulin type.
How do I know which size of insulin syringe to use for my pet?
Your veterinarian will determine the correct syringe size and insulin concentration (U-40 or U-100) based on your pet’s specific needs and prescribed insulin type. Using the wrong type or size can lead to incorrect dosing, so it's essential to use the exact syringe recommended.
Are these syringes single-use?
Yes, CarePoint VET Insulin Syringes are intended for single use only. Reusing syringes can dull the needle, causing discomfort, and may lead to infections or dosing inaccuracies.
How do I properly dispose of used insulin syringes?
Used syringes should be placed in a designated sharps disposal container and disposed of according to local regulations or veterinary guidance. Some pharmacies or veterinary clinics offer syringe disposal services.
Can I use a human insulin syringe for my pet’s insulin?
It’s not recommended to use human insulin syringes for pets, as they may not match the calibration of veterinary insulin and can lead to incorrect dosing. Always use syringes specifically made for veterinary use, like CarePoint VET syringes, as prescribed by your veterinarian.
How should I store CarePoint VET Insulin Syringes?
Store insulin syringes in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and out of reach of pets and children. Do not store them in the refrigerator, as this can affect the needle and plunger performance.
Are CarePoint VET Insulin Syringes covered by pet insurance?
Some pet insurance policies may cover the cost of diabetic supplies, including syringes, but coverage varies by provider. Contact your insurance provider to confirm if these syringes are included.
Can I buy CarePoint VET Insulin Syringes over the counter?
In many areas, insulin syringes for pets can be purchased without a prescription, but it's essential to check local regulations. Your veterinarian can guide you on where to obtain the appropriate syringes for your pet.
What should I do if I have trouble administering insulin with the syringe?
If you experience difficulty or if your pet shows signs of distress during insulin administration, consult your veterinarian. They can demonstrate the correct technique and provide tips for making the process more comfortable for you and your pet.
