Cadi-Safe U 40 1ml Insulin Syringe with Micro-Fine Needle

Cadi-Safe U 40 Insulin Syringe with Micro-Fine Needle is a sterile, single-use insulin syringe designed for the subcutaneous injection of insulin. It features a micro-fine needle that ensures minimal discomfort during injection, making it ideal for patients requiring insulin to manage diabetes. The syringe is made from polypropylene and thermoplastic elastomer, ensuring durability and ease of use. With a 1ml capacity, this syringe is suitable for accurate and controlled insulin delivery. It is designed to be used by healthcare professionals or by patients under medical supervision.

Materials Used:

• Polypropylene

• Thermoplastic Elastomer

• SS 304

Uses:
Product is intended to subcutaneously inject the desired dose of insulin. The insulin syringe is used for the delivery of insulin or when the delivered substance cannot be ingested.

Intended User:
Device should be used by a Doctor/Registered Practitioner or Paramedic staff or patient, as guided by healthcare professional.

Product Features And Specifications:

• Sterile and single-use design ensures safety and hygiene, reducing the risk of infection or contamination during insulin administration

• Micro-fine needle minimises discomfort during injection, enhancing patient compliance

• The clear barrel with easy-to-read graduations allows for accurate measurement of insulin dosage, promoting precise insulin management

• The device is lightweight, durable, and easy to handle, making it convenient for both healthcare professionals and patients for home use

• The syringe is compatible with U-40 insulin, ensuring it meets specific insulin delivery needs

• The design features a smooth plunger movement, providing controlled insulin delivery and minimising the risk of dosage errors

Product Form: Insulin Syringe with Micro-Fine Needle

Net Quantity: 10 syringes (1ml each)

Suitable For: Patients requiring insulin administration

Shelf Life of the Device: 05 Years from the manufacturing date.

Directions For Use:

• Inspect the packaging for integrity and expiry before use

• Remove the syringe from the packaging

• Hold the syringe, remove the protective cap to break the seal, and pull straight off, being careful not to bend the needle

• To measure the correct dose, align the top edge of the plunger with your dosage on the insulin syringe scale

• To prevent misuse after injection, destroy the syringe needle and put it in a container for safe disposal

Safety Information:

• Single-use only; do not reuse

• Store in a cool and dry place, away from direct sunlight

• Dispose of the syringe in accordance with hospital, administrative, or local government policy for biohazard waste

• Not for use with high viscous fluids

• Use as directed by a healthcare professional

Step-by-Step Instructions for Using the Insulin Syringe:

• Step 1: Open the package by tearing off seal

• Step 2: Remove the protective needle cap carefully to avoid needle point damage

• Step 3: Draw up medication and administer injection using an aseptic technique in a controlled environment

• Step 4: Once the insulin syringe is used, immediately dispose of the syringe in an approved sharps disposal container

Warnings/Precautions:

• Improper use may result in adverse reactions if the device is contaminated by biological materials and may cause adverse patient reactions if exposed to biological material

• Dispose of the product properly according to the local regulations for medical waste

• Follow the dosing instructions and recommendations to avoid reuse

Patient Population:
The single-use syringes for insulin are designed for the administration of insulin to all individuals (newborn to adults to old age). The insulin syringe may be used by a patient or by a healthcare professional, either in the home setting, in a hospital, or a clinical setting.

Contraindications:

• Device must not be used other than as indicated in intended use

• Device should not be used for the administration of blood and blood components

• Device should not be used for large volume fluids and fluid derivatives

• Device should not be used for the administration of highly viscous fluids

• Device should not be used on patients with known hypersensitivities to device material

Disposal Method:
Used medical devices are considered as biohazard waste. Dispose of the used medical device in accordance with hospital, administrative, and/or local government policy.

Adverse Event:
The device is supplied with limited functionality, and there is no foreseeable risk associated with the device usage. Consequences from the improper use may cause local redness, swelling, bruising, etc.

Device is Single Use Only:

• Device is not to be reused. Reuse of the device may cause serious infection, cross-contamination, transmission of bacteria, viruses, and blood-related transfusion of serious diseases

• Ensure before use that the device/packaging is not tampered with or damaged

• Device for manual use only