

Sterile single-use insulin syringe with attached needle 31G x 6 mm, calibrated for U-40 insulin (40 IU/mL)
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Before you take it
Generally safe (device); use insulin as prescribed by doctor
No known interaction (device). Alcohol may affect blood glucose; follow medical advice.
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For subcutaneous administration of U-40 insulin in people with diabetes; accurate measurement and delivery of prescribed insulin doses
This is a medical device used to draw up and inject insulin. The U-40 barrel markings help measure insulin units accurately for 40 IU/mL insulin. The 31G, 6 mm needle helps deliver insulin into subcutaneous tissue with minimal discomfort when used correctly.
For single-use only. Use only with U-40 insulin (40 IU/mL) as per doctor’s prescription. Clean vial top/skin, draw insulin to the prescribed unit mark, inject subcutaneously (abdomen/thigh/upper arm) and rotate sites; do not share. Dispose in a sharps container.
Injection site pain, redness, swelling, bruising, bleeding, lipodystrophy (with repeated injections at same site), infection (rare, if improper hygiene)
Do not reuse or share syringes/needles. Use only for U-40 insulin—using with U-100 insulin can cause serious dosing errors. Maintain aseptic technique; avoid injecting into infected/irritated skin. Do not use if packaging is damaged, needle is bent, or sterility is compromised. Keep out of reach of children and dispose safely to prevent needle-stick injuries.
Not applicable (medical device). Dose-related errors can occur if used with incorrect insulin concentration (e.g., U-100 insulin) or mismatched calibration.
Store in a clean, dry place at room temperature, protected from moisture, heat and direct sunlight. Keep in original packaging until use.
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For subcutaneous administration of U-40 insulin in people with diabetes; accurate measurement and delivery of prescribed insulin doses
Injection site pain, redness, swelling, bruising, bleeding, lipodystrophy (with repeated injections at same site), infection (rare, if improper hygiene)
This is a medical device used to draw up and inject insulin. The U-40 barrel markings help measure insulin units accurately for 40 IU/mL insulin. The 31G, 6 mm needle helps deliver insulin into subcutaneous tissue with minimal discomfort when used correctly.
For single-use only. Use only with U-40 insulin (40 IU/mL) as per doctor’s prescription. Clean vial top/skin, draw insulin to the prescribed unit mark, inject subcutaneously (abdomen/thigh/upper arm) and rotate sites; do not share. Dispose in a sharps container.
Store in a clean, dry place at room temperature, protected from moisture, heat and direct sunlight. Keep in original packaging until use.
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Becton Dickinson India Pvt Ltd
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Manufacturer: Becton Dickinson India Pvt Ltd
Medical disclaimer: product information is for awareness only and does not replace medical advice. For Rx medicines, a valid prescription is required. Consult your doctor or pharmacist for personalised guidance. Sources: Manufacturer labeling/IFU, established medical literature on insulin injection technique, standard diabetes care guidelines