749 devices · GMDN 38501
An insulin syringe/needle, basic is a sterile, single-use device designed for subcutaneous injection of insulin. It consists of a calibrated plastic barrel with a plunger and an attached or detachable non-retractable needle, allowing patients or healthcare providers to accurately measure and administer insulin doses.
These devices are supplied as single-use products and are regulated based on their intended use and design, typically falling under general medical device regulations for injection equipment. They do not contain medication and are intended for use with insulin drawn from a vial or administered via an access port such as a heparin or saline lock.
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