Will this injector work with 1/2 cc 29 gauge x 1/2" u-40 Insulin Syringe made for 20 units or less Made by Ulticare Vet Rx? Thank you!
1011295
Yes I believe that it will. It has adjustable lengths and accommodates the thin syringe.
1011296
I think the 1/2 cc syringe may be too short for the needle to come out of the sleeve but I cannot be sure. I use a 1.0cc but only use .20 in the syringe. it is a fantastic help to inject yourself. I would never attempt without the inject ease. If you switch to the 1.0ml syringes I am sure it will work for you.
1011297
It is designed for Becton-Dickinson insulin syringes - Works with 100 unit (1.0 ml, 1cc), 50 unit (0.5 ml, 1/2cc), or 30 unit (0.3 ml, 1/3cc) syringes. You might want to give them a call just in case 831-475-1765, they are really nice and helpful.
741865
yes it will, just dont overfill. If the ink starts coming out the top, draw it back into the syringe
551776
I don't know. I'm new to diabetes and have the True brand lancet and tester so it works with them. They are a greater guage than I am able to purchase with my prescription at the pharmacy. My sister told me about them so I've been using them and they have the cap which is nice for disposal. But I'm not familiar with any other equipment. Sorry
477079
I just took a syringe and found the volume to be 1 cc.I hope this is good information.
1313669
Go to needle doctors.com and ask the question, these guys will have your answer!
1909427
Yes it will. I often pop off the needle on the 3cc syringe/needle combo to put on the 1cc syringe
1468644
I believe these would work with nearly any lancing device. What would be an issue is the size of the droplette of blood required by the meter. Such a small gauge lancet produces a small droplette and that must be adequate for the meter used. I happen to use Freestyle Lite and these lancets work perfectly with that system. I hope this helps.
1494495
go to needledoc.com and provide your model no. prices are fair-shop around-buy multiples for a better price! shipping sometimes is per needle! I have three crosley units-all use the same needle! have fun--
218868
Works for both. There's a way to change sizes on the bottom. This is from a Top site Has a special switch at the bottom, which allows to make both, King's-Size (also known as Regular/Short/80mm cigarettes) and 100's (also known as Long/100mm Cigarettes). It is the best injector I have found for the price. Hubby got a Gambler and I hate it.
497658
I am sorry, but I do not know. My husband needed these needles but I don't know if they were for his old victrola or for a newer record player he has. I only know he was happy with the purchase. He passed away June first, so I can't ask him.
1406745
I used Easy Touch 31 gauge 3/16 inch needle and I never had a problem. You can check the box that the pen needles come in to see what it says. My box says universal fit and fits most pen devices.
953574
VXR has a thirty mm tube,and this mount is for a one inch tube. There has to be a leupold mount for a thirty mm tube like it. I personally only have one of my seven leupolds on any other mount except leupold one piece mounts. Except for my TC 50 cal. I used a DNZ mount.
2171945
I do not use insulin pens so I have no idea; however, I believe the fit that I got for my pump and my insulin vials was as described and I am very happy with those two products so...... I hope this information helps!
135258
The syringes are not in the Automatic Injector. The Automatic Injector is a device that opens from the top and you place a single syringe inside the device... The Auto Injector is like a finger sticking device you use to prick your finger when testing for blood sugar levels but the only thing different is that this device is used to inject syringe needles in to the place to inject your self with as a diabetic would do when injecting insulin into specific body parts.
135259
You fill the needle from the insulin vial. Than insert needle into the injector until it clicks into place. Place the end of injector against the skin and hit the button!! It has adjusting spacers so you can get the depth correct. Once it is set up it makes it so much easier. I hope this helps.
587039
I am not sure, but i think that this needle works on many different models.
2163657
I only use the 1cc syringes or oral drug administration and for measuring very small amounts of medicine like Ivermectin. These syringes have a slip tip and the syringes I've used for canine shots are threaded on the end to attach the needle, which I like so they are very secure on the syringe. These syringes are not threaded, so you need to get the slip tip needles that fit the 1cc syringe. I hope this helps.