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Lab supplies are listed by what they actually are (size, sterility and pack quantity) on each product page. They carry no purity figure; purity applies to the peptide batches, not to supplies.
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10 sterile, single-use U-100 insulin syringes with a fixed 31-gauge needle, for laboratory peptide reconstitution and handling workflows. Australian stock, dispatched within one business day.
A$24.99
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For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary use, and not for human consumption. Intended for in-vitro and pre-clinical research settings only.
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Lab supplies are listed by what they actually are (size, sterility and pack quantity) on each product page. They carry no purity figure; purity applies to the peptide batches, not to supplies.
Keep supplies sealed in their original packaging, in a clean, dry place out of direct light, and check the expiry printed on the pack before use.
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It lists the specifications of Insulin Syringes (graduations: U-100 insulin units; needle: 31 gauge, fixed needle; sterility: Sterile, single-use; packaging: Individually wrapped, 10 syringes per pack; intended use: Low-volume liquid transfer in laboratory reconstitution workflows), current pricing, stock visibility and links to related lab supplies.
Fine-gauge, low-volume syringes are used to draw diluent and transfer small, repeatable volumes between sealed vials. Accurate low-volume measurement and aseptic technique reduce pipetting error and cross-contamination, both of which add uncontrolled variance to cell-based and receptor assay results.
Use each syringe once and dispose of it in a sharps container. Keep unopened syringes in their sealed wrappers in a clean, dry place, and check the pack expiry date before use.
No. Insulin Syringes are supplied as laboratory consumables for research use only. This page does not provide dosage guidance, treatment claims, or human or animal use instructions.