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U-40 Syringes for ProZinc and Vetsulin Insulin rx

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U-40 Syringes for ProZinc and Vetsulin Insulin rx

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What is U-40 Syringes for ProZinc & Vetsulin Insulin?

U-40 Syringes are the best choice for insulin administration to manage glucose levels for ease-of-use and your pet's comfort. It provides the correct dosing. U-40 Syringes require a prescription from your veterinarian if you reside in Connecticut, Delaware, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Florida (Broward and Dade counties) or New York.

For:

Cats for Vetsulin and Prozinc, Dogs for Vetsulin

Benefits:

  • High-quality sterile syringes
  • Latex-free
  • Does not produce fever
  • 100 syringes in each box
  • Comes with or without a sharps container for easy disposing

Cautions:

Do not sterilize or reuse syringe.

Directions:

Our U-40 .3cc (3/10) and U-40 .5cc (1/2) syringes come inside sharps containers, which are very easy to use. When you are ready to inject your pet, simply take one of the U-40 syringes out of the bottom of the container. To draw the insulin into the syringe, inject the insulin bottle with the syringe and pull back on the syringe plunger until the proper dose is inside the syringe barrel. After injection, place the used syringe into the hole on the top and twist the knob located on the side of the container until the syringe falls to the bottom. When drawing the insulin into the syringe, keep the vial upside down, with the syringe needle pointing upwards to release the insulin back into the bottle if any air enters the syringe.

Dosage:


Cats:
WeightDosage
All weightsIf dose is up to 12 units, U-40 .3cc (3/10) syringe used for Vetsulin and ProZinc. If dose is 12.5-20 units, U-40 .5cc (1/2) syringe used for Vetsulin and ProZinc. If dose is 20.5-40 units, use U-40 1cc syringe used for Vetsulin and ProZinc

Dogs:
WeightDosage
All weightsIf dose is up to 12 units, U-40 .3cc (3/10) syringe used for Vetsulin. If dose is 12.5-20 units, U-40 .5cc (1/2) syringe used for Vetsulin. If dose is 20.5-40 units, use U-40 1cc syringe used for Vetsulin

Horses:
Do not use!

U-40 Insulin Syringe:


Material Content: Plastic Syringe, 28, 29 Gauge x Needle
Details: Latex-Free

  • High-quality sterile syringes
  • Latex-free
  • Does not produce fever
  • 100 syringes in each box
  • Comes with or without a sharps container for easy disposing

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