I have Becton Dickinson insulin syringes that are 8mm length, 31 gauge needle, with a capacity of 1/2 ml/cc; will they fit the Inject-Ease?
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I presume it will fit. Syringes I am using have same specs except for mine are 1ml capacity. Good product.
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your best bet would be to check with Crosley, as they know what needle works best with the different units. My unit is a different number.
971100
These are 30 ml cups - too large to accurately measure 1.3 ml. As an RN, I would advise you to use a marked 2 or 3 ml syringe which your doctor can prescribe for you.
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I have the Midas Grade Invector Plus chokes - they fit with an inch to spare.
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I believe it would, check with your pharmacist but I think epipens and insulin pens are about the same size. I was able to fit 2 insulin pens, monitor, strip container, lancet and extra supplies. It comes with an ice bag, I didn't need to use it, looked kinda cheap but if you're only using the bag for the two pens you could get a little bigger and better ice pack to fit in the bag.
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I don't know since I only use it with the spacers. If you are not using the spacers, you can just inject. The spacers hide the needle.
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I think the needles are just you average size ones. But I sent my machine back because it didn't work when I got it.
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I use the standard BD Allergy Syringe - 1cc with 28G, 1/2" needle. They have them at my pharmacy.
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Hey. I only have coil machines , but as far as I know tubes are standard and they should fit your machine. They're a good quality and smart purchase. They're tubes with needles in them already . Great buy. Only advice is that you choose the needle sizes you use most so you don't end up with a bunch you can't use and not enough of the others.
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If you are talking about the 2 oz vials, I don't think it would fit. Sorry:(
77715
has the needle in the bottom exact replacement for the one i have, fit right in,
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Hello,yes the Novofine needle should work fine.I use a BD ultra-fine 31Gx8mm,but they do make shorter needles.I hope this helps.
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The inside diameter of the syringe cylinder is approximately 1.25 inches (1 1/4"), The [useless] "tube" is maybe about 3/32 ID (less than 1/8th of an inch)
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5 millimeters, which is less than a quarter inch. These are only for use with insulin pens, not vials.
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I am out of the syringes now but I'd estimate around 3 inches or 7 centimeters?
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Mine are not. Look online for you make and model - I've always been able to find needle specs.
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I don't think so. I use it for lancets and test strips not syringes. I work in health care and it ooks too small for an insulin syringe. If it's mostly empty and you can remove the needle the stringy might fit in the container at an angle. I have something called "p2 sharps shuttle by tyco healthcare which is shaped like a test tube and would hold a few insulin syringes or other small syringes. Enough for the time in transit but not a week long trip. Hope this helps