Syringes and Needles - BD Syringes and Insulin Pen Needles

Name: Syringes and Needles - BD Syringes and Insulin Pen Needles
Brand: Becton Dickinson, USA
SKU: OFFER-8382
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Sterile single-use syringes, needles and insulin pen needles for injecting medication. Sizes run from 1 ml to 5 ml, with pen needles for insulin pen devices.

BD and equivalent brands. Stocked as BD Discardit II 5 ml, BD Disposable 1 ml, 1, 2 and 5 ml syringes with needle and Ultra Fine III pen needles. International shipping available.

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Product overview

Syringes and Needles - BD and Insulin Pen Needles

These are sterile, single-use injection supplies: syringes alone, syringes with needle attached, and pen needles for insulin pens. None contains an active ingredient. Sizes run from 1 ml, for small subcutaneous doses such as insulin, to 5 ml for larger volumes and intramuscular use. They are stocked as BD Discardit II 5 ml, BD Disposable 1 ml, 1, 2 and 5 ml syringes with needle and Ultra Fine III pen needles, made by BD and equivalent manufacturers. Insulin pen users with diabetes, including those on treatment described for Metformin and Glimepiride, are the main users of pen needles.

Six variants: syringes 1 ml to 5 ml, with or without needle, plus pen needles
Sterile and intended for single use
Luer and luer-lock syringes
Pen needles for insulin pens

Variant Comparison

The variants differ in volume, in whether a needle is attached and in the device they fit.

Variant	Dosage	Form and quantity	Best use
BD Discardit II 5 ml	5 ml syringe, needle fitted separately	Luer syringe, single use	Larger volumes and intramuscular injections
BD Disposable 1 ml	1 ml syringe, needle fitted separately	Insulin-style syringe, single use	Small volumes and subcutaneous injections
Syringe 1 ml with needle	1 ml syringe with attached needle	Ready-to-use syringe	Small subcutaneous doses without assembly
Syringe 2 ml with needle	2 ml syringe with attached needle	Ready-to-use syringe, single use	Mid-size volumes, subcutaneous or intramuscular
Syringe 5 ml with needle	5 ml syringe with attached needle	Ready-to-use syringe, single use	Larger volumes and intramuscular injections
Ultra Fine III Insulin Pen Needle	Pen needle fitted to an insulin pen	Pen needle, single use	Insulin pen devices

Choosing a size depends on what is injected: pen needles fit insulin pens only, a 1 ml syringe measures small subcutaneous doses, and 2 ml to 5 ml syringes take longer needles for intramuscular use. Gauge and length should match the injection and the person, and a professional should show the technique. Where a medicine is injected rather than swallowed, such as Testosterone, the right supplies matter.

How They Are Used

The equipment stays sterile while sealed, so open it only at use. Attach the needle with a twist, draw up the dose or prime the pen as the device instructions say, and inject using the technique taught for that site. Used equipment cannot be made safe again.

Safety, Storage and Disposal

The rule is one needle, one syringe, one time: used once for one person, never reused or shared, because reuse carries infection and damages tissue. Discard needle and syringe together as a single unit, without bending, breaking or recapping by hand, into a sharps container. Keep supplies out of reach of children, at room temperature in a dry place.

This is a sterile single-use medical device, not a medicine. Information provided is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice; injection technique, needle size and disposal arrangements should be confirmed with a qualified healthcare professional.

Specifications

Trade Name	BD Discardit II, BD Disposable, Ultra Fine III
Generic Name	Sterile single-use syringes and needles
Manufacturer	BD and equivalent manufacturers
Dosage	1 ml, 2 ml and 5 ml syringes; pen needles
Package	Packs as listed per variant
Drug Class	Medical device, sterile, single use
Administration	Injection: subcutaneous, intramuscular or intravenous
Storage	Room temperature, dry, keep sealed until use
Prescription Status	No prescription required for the device
Verification	Batch and expiry confirmed with supplier
Shipping	International

FAQ

Before you ask

Questions, answered

It depends on what is being injected and how. A 1 ml syringe measures small doses accurately and suits subcutaneous injections such as insulin, while 2 ml and 5 ml syringes hold larger volumes and take longer needles for intramuscular use. Pen needles fit insulin pens only. A healthcare professional should confirm the right size and needle length for you.

No. Syringes and needles are single-use items and must never be reused or shared, even by the same person. Reuse carries a risk of infection and damages the tissue, and the rule for safe injection is one needle, one syringe, one time. Once used, the equipment cannot be made safe again.

Discard the needle and syringe together as a single unit, without bending, breaking or recapping by hand, and put them straight into a sharps container rather than household waste. Keep the container out of reach of children and follow the sharps disposal rules where you live, which a pharmacist can explain.

Yes. They are supplied sterile in sealed packaging and should stay sealed until the moment of use. Do not use a syringe or needle if the packaging is damaged or already open, and store them at room temperature in a dry place with the packaging intact.

The syringe and needle themselves are a device rather than a medicine, and in many countries they are sold without a prescription. What is regulated is the medicine being injected. Check the rules where you live, and have the injection technique and disposal arrangements explained by a healthcare professional.

Yes, the six variants listed here are stocked and international shipping is available at checkout. Check the import rules where you live before ordering injection supplies, keep them out of reach of children, and dispose of used items through a sharps container.

The risks come from technique and reuse rather than from the device itself. Reusing or sharing a needle or syringe carries a risk of infection, and reused needles damage tissue. Using each needle and syringe once, and disposing of them in a sharps container, avoids both problems.

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