UltiCare Insulin Syringes 0.5 cc, U-40, 29 x 1/2 Syringes (100 ct)

A valid veterinarian prescription is required to purchase hypodermic needles and syringes in the states of Connecticut, Illinois, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, and Florida (Broward and Miami-Dade counties only). These are for animal use only and may only be purchased for animal use.

If you are ordering this item in a state that does not require a prescription, please select "I will mail original script" and you will not need to enter vet information. Ordering in states that require prescription must fill out the form completely.

UltiCare VetRx U-40 Insulin Syringes

Precise, Reliable, and Pet-Safe Injection Solution

UltiCare VetRx U-40 Insulin Syringes are specially designed for administering U-40 insulin (40 units per milliliter) to pets managing diabetes. These syringes feature a 29-gauge needle with a 0.5-inch length, ensuring minimal discomfort and optimal accuracy during injections. Whether for dogs or cats, this essential tool makes pet diabetes management both safe and effective.

All prescription items are Non-Refundable and Non-Returnable.

What Are the Benefits of Using UltiCare VetRx U-40 Insulin Syringes?

• Precise Insulin Dosing: Designed for U-40 insulin, these syringes eliminate the risk of dosage errors.
• Minimized Pet Discomfort: The 29-gauge, ultra-thin needle ensures smooth and pain-free injections.
• Clear Visibility: Easy-to-read markings improve accuracy, reducing the chances of mistakes during insulin administration.
• Pet-Safe Design: Crafted specifically for veterinary use, ensuring the safety of your furry companions.
• Convenient for Routine Use: Lightweight and ergonomically designed, these syringes streamline daily diabetes care.

How to Use UltiCare VetRx U-40 Insulin Syringes?

1. Ensure your hands are clean before handling the syringe.
2. Inspect the syringe for any damage or contamination.
3. Draw the prescribed amount of U-40 insulin into the syringe, ensuring no air bubbles are present.
4. Administer the injection as directed by your veterinarian, typically subcutaneously in a designated area.
5. Dispose of the syringe safely in a designated sharps container.

What Ingredients Are Used in UltiCare VetRx U-40 Insulin Syringes?

UltiCare syringes are made of medical-grade plastic and feature stainless-steel needles. They are latex-free to minimize the risk of allergic reactions.

Are There Any Side Effects of Using UltiCare VetRx U-40 Insulin Syringes?

• Improper injection technique can cause localized swelling or irritation.
• Using a damaged or contaminated syringe may lead to infections.
  Always follow your veterinarian’s guidance to ensure safe and effective administration.

Warnings and Precautions for Safe Use

• Prescription Requirement: These syringes are for animal use only and may require a valid veterinarian prescription in some states.
• Storage Instructions: Keep syringes out of reach of children and pets. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
• Proper Disposal: Use a sharps disposal container to discard used syringes.

Shipping & Returns 

Shipping Policy: We offer all types of shipping options (Ground, Express, Priority, International) depending on the urgency of the product requirements. To know about our shipping policy in detail, click here.

Refund policy: If you face any issue with our product and want to return it, read our refund policy carefully.

FAQs - UltiCare VetRx U-40 Insulin Syringes for Pets

What is UltiCare VetRx U-40 Insulin Syringes used for?

UltiCare VetRx U-40 Insulin Syringes are specifically designed for administering U-40 insulin to pets with diabetes. They help ensure precise dosing and effective management of blood glucose levels, reducing the risk of complications associated with diabetes in dogs and cats.

How do I know if my pet needs U-40 insulin syringes?

Your veterinarian will prescribe U-40 insulin if it matches your pet's specific insulin requirements. These syringes are calibrated to deliver the correct dose of U-40 insulin, essential for maintaining safe and effective diabetes management.

Can I use U-40 syringes for U-100 insulin?

No, U-40 syringes are calibrated for U-40 insulin only. Using them with U-100 insulin can result in incorrect dosing, potentially endangering your pet's health. Always use syringes that match the prescribed insulin concentration.

How often should I administer insulin to my pet?

Insulin administration frequency depends on your pet’s condition and the veterinarian’s recommendation. Most diabetic pets require injections once or twice daily, timed around meals to stabilize blood glucose levels effectively.

Are UltiCare VetRx syringes suitable for small pets?

Yes, these syringes feature a thin 29-gauge needle, making them appropriate for both small and large pets. The 0.5-inch needle length ensures precise injections with minimal discomfort for pets of all sizes.

Can I buy U-40 syringes without a prescription?

State laws vary regarding prescription requirements for insulin syringes. Some states mandate a veterinarian’s prescription, while others allow over-the-counter purchases. Check local regulations before ordering.

How do I reduce my pet’s stress during insulin injections?

To reduce stress, create a calming environment, maintain a consistent injection routine, and offer positive reinforcement, such as treats or affection, after each injection. Ensure the syringe is handled gently and accurately.

How can I tell if the insulin syringe is working correctly?

Inspect the syringe before use for any damage or contamination. Check that the plunger moves smoothly and the insulin markings are legible. Properly drawn insulin without air bubbles confirms the syringe is functional.

What are the signs that my pet’s diabetes is not well-controlled?

Signs of poorly controlled diabetes include excessive thirst, increased urination, weight loss, lethargy, and changes in appetite. Regular monitoring of blood glucose levels and prompt adjustments in treatment, as advised by your veterinarian, are crucial.

What should I do if I accidentally inject the wrong insulin dose?

Contact your veterinarian immediately for guidance. Monitor your pet for signs of hypoglycemia (weakness, shaking, or seizures) or hyperglycemia (increased thirst and urination) and act as advised to stabilize their condition.