1CC INSULIN SYRINGE (SMD) 1s

1CC Insulin Syringe (SMD) – Sterile, Single-Use Syringe

The 1CC Insulin Syringe (SMD) is a sterile, disposable insulin syringe designed for accurate subcutaneous insulin administration. With a 1 mL (1CC) capacity, it is suitable for applications requiring precise measurement when used with the appropriate insulin concentration and according to healthcare-professional instructions.

A 1 mL insulin syringe is commonly available with U-100 graduations and different needle gauges/lengths, so always check the product label before use. 

Uses

• Used for subcutaneous insulin injections.
• Designed for accurate measurement and administration of insulin.
• Suitable for use by patients or healthcare professionals when properly instructed.
• Intended for single use only. 

Key Features

• Capacity: 1CC / 1 mL
• Sterile and disposable
• Clear, easy-to-read measurement markings
• Designed for subcutaneous insulin administration
• Available with different needle gauges and lengths depending on the model
• Convenient for home and clinical use

Possible Side Effects / Risks

The syringe itself does not normally cause medication-related side effects, but injection-site reactions or injuries can occur. Possible problems include:

• Mild pain or discomfort at the injection site
• Redness or irritation
• Minor bleeding or bruising
• Infection if proper hygiene is not maintained
• Accidental needle-stick injury

Important: Never reuse or share an insulin syringe or needle. Used injection equipment should be discarded safely in an appropriate sharps container. 

Pharmacist Advice

• Check that the syringe capacity and graduation match the insulin concentration prescribed.
• Do not use a U-100 syringe with a different insulin concentration unless specifically directed by a healthcare professional.
• Check the package for sterility, damage and expiry date before use.
• Wash your hands and follow the injection technique recommended by your healthcare professional.
• Use a new syringe and needle for every injection.
• Never share syringes between people.
• Dispose of the used syringe immediately in an appropriate sharps container; do not put loose needles in ordinary household waste. 
• If you are unsure about the correct syringe size, needle length, or insulin concentration, ask your pharmacist or doctor before injecting.