
Insulin Syringes and Pen Needles From 4mm to 70mm
Insulin delivery devices for subcutaneous injection, supplied across three types: traditional insulin syringes with integrated or separate needles, insulin pen needles used with a pen device, and insulin pump infusion...

Product overview
What This Product Is And Who It Is For
Insulin delivery devices for subcutaneous injection, supplied across three types: traditional insulin syringes with integrated or separate needles, insulin pen needles used with a pen device, and insulin pump infusion sets. Needle gauges run from 10G to 34G in sizes from 4mm to 70mm, the products are Class II medical devices with CE certification, and shelf life is five years. Correct device selection keeps the dose accurate, reduces injection pain and helps prevent complications.
Problems It Solves
- Traditional syringes involve more steps and risk contamination with repeated use, which pen needles reduce
- Pen and pump systems cost more, so traditional syringes remain available for cost-limited patients
- One needle length does not suit every patient body type, so sizes run from 4mm to 70mm
- Uncertified needles cannot be dispensed, so the products carry CE certification
Who It Is For
- Pharmacy chains and diabetes care distributors
- Hospital diabetes and endocrinology departments
- Medical consumable importers
- Diabetes programme and NGO buyers
- Private-label brands in diabetes care
Key benefits
Why Buyers Choose It
- Three device types from one supplier cover price-sensitive patients, pen users and pump users
- Gauge range from 10G to 34G and sizes from 4mm to 70mm cover paediatric through adult injection needs
- CE certification and Class II classification support pharmacy and clinic listing
- Five-year shelf life allows stock programmes without write-off risk
- Traditional syringes keep the lowest cost per injection and allow flexible dose adjustment
- Pen needles reduce the handling steps that cause dosing errors and contamination
Application scenarios
Where It Is Used
Scenarios
- Daily subcutaneous insulin injection at home
- Hospital diabetes ward and outpatient clinic supply
- Pharmacy retail and prescription dispensing
- Diabetes education programmes supplying starter packs
- Insulin pump therapy programmes
- Distributor stock for diabetes care ranges

Technical features
How It Is Built
- Traditional insulin syringes with integrated or separate needles
- Insulin pen needles for use with a pen device
- Insulin pump infusion sets
- Needle gauge range 10G to 34G
- Size range 4mm to 70mm
- Class II medical device with CE certification
- Five-year shelf life
Specifications
Technical Data
| Medical Device Classification | Class II medical device |
|---|---|
| Product Types | Traditional insulin syringes, insulin pen needles, insulin pump infusion sets |
| Model Range | 10G to 34G |
| Size Range | 4mm to 70mm |
| Function and Use | Medical sanitary materials and dressings |
| Shelf Life | 5 years |
| Product Certification | CE |
Materials
- Stainless steel needle cannula
- Polypropylene barrel and plunger
Manufacturing Process
- Needle grinding
- Barrel moulding
- Assembly
- Sterilisation and packing
Quality and compliance
Quality Control And Certification
Quality Control
- Needle sharpness and finish are inspected on sampled units
- Dose marking accuracy is checked against the barrel specification
- Sterile barrier packaging is verified before carton packing
- Gauge and length are verified against the labelled specification
- Batch and expiry data are printed on each carton
Certifications
Customisation and comparison
Options And Alternatives
Customisation Options
- Gauge and length mix per carton
- Device type selection across syringes, pen needles and pump sets
- Pack count and retail box artwork
- Label and instruction language
- Export carton marks and palletising
Compared With Other Options
- Insulin pen needles
- Pen needles reduce handling steps and carry more easily, at a higher cost per injection
- Traditional insulin syringes
- Traditional syringes keep the lowest cost and allow flexible dose adjustment, with more steps and higher contamination risk on repeated use
- Insulin pump infusion sets
- Pump sets suit intensive therapy but cost more and require training to operate
Use guide
How To Use It Correctly
Step
Select the needle gauge and length appropriate to the patient and injection site
Step
Use a new needle for each injection to keep the tip sharp and sterile
Step
Rotate injection sites to avoid tissue changes
Step
Dispose of used needles in a sharps container
Step
Store unopened packs within the printed shelf life and away from heat
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FAQ
Insulin Syringes and Pen Needles From 4mm to 70mm FAQ
What gauge and length range is available
Gauges from 10G to 34G in sizes from 4mm to 70mm, so paediatric through adult injection needs are covered.
Which device type should we stock
Traditional syringes for cost-limited patients, pen needles for patients using a pen device, and pump infusion sets for pump therapy. Many distributors carry all three.
Are the products certified
Yes. They are Class II medical devices with CE certification, and documentation is supplied before shipment.
What is the shelf life
Five years, with batch and expiry data printed on each carton for stock rotation.
Can packs carry our brand
Yes. Pack count, retail box artwork, label content and instruction language can be produced under your brand.
What is the minimum order quantity
Minimum quantity depends on the gauge and length mix. Send your requirement on WhatsApp for a confirmed figure.
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Send your quantity, destination market and any labelling requirement. We confirm stock, lead time and the documentation that travels with the goods.



