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Insulin syringes come in several sizes. When buying syringes, keep these things in mind: Needle gauge: The gauge of the needle means its width, or thickness. Insulin syringes range from 28 gauge to 31 gauge, and the larger the number the smaller the gauge. (An Ultra-Fine II brand needle is the smallest, and the Ultra-Fine is the next size up.) Smaller, thinner children may do well with the smaller gauge needle.
NEEDLE LENGTH. Insulin needles are typically 1/2 inch in length and tuberculin needles are typically 5/8 of an inch in length. As inscribed on packaging, needle length appears after the gauge number: 28G 1/2 refers to a 28 gauge needle that is 1/2 inch long. SYRINGE RESERVOIR SIZE. Standard insulin syringes typically have a 1cc reservoir and are calibrated by .10cc's along the barrel of the reservoir. Most drug injectors find this size ideal and would rarely need use of a larger syringe, although some like to use a smaller 1/2 cc syringes.