People with diabetes either don’t produce the hormone insulin or don’t produce the right amount to regulate glucose (sugar) in the bloodstream. People with type 1 diabetes and many with type 2 therefore have to administer insulin. Insulin is typically taken two or more times a day.

Syringe for insulin 

A syringe is a small pump that contains a barrel,a plunger,and the needle that pierces the skin.

The syringe is used to pull the insulin out of the container and into the barrel,which is marked with dosing measurements. The user insert the needle under the skin, typically in the abdomen, and then pushes the plunger to inject the insulin directly into the top layer of fat.

How to choose right size?

According to your situation and doctor:

If your dose is 30 units or less, please choose 0.3ml

If your dose is 50 units or less, please choose 0.5ml

If your dose is 100 units or less, please choose 1.0ml.