14 devices · GMDN 62003
An intravenous insulin syringe is a sterile, single-use tool designed to deliver precise doses of insulin directly into a patient's bloodstream through an existing IV line or needle. These devices feature a calibrated barrel and plunger mechanism to ensure accurate measurement and administration of the medication.
These syringes are typically constructed from plastic and silicone components and are intended for one-time use only. Some versions include integrated safety features that allow the needle to retract into the barrel after use to minimize the risk of accidental needle sticks.
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