EasyTouch® Insulin Syringes – 31G, 1 cc, 5/16" (8 mm) Needle (631165) -BX

The EasyTouch® Insulin Syringes – 31G, 1 cc, 5/16" (8 mm) Needle (631165) are designed to deliver reliable, accurate insulin injections with enhanced patient comfort. Manufactured to high quality standards, these syringes combine ultra-fine needle technology with clear, easy-to-read barrel markings to support consistent dosing.

The 31-gauge needle helps minimize injection discomfort, while the 5/16-inch (8 mm) needle length is suitable for subcutaneous insulin administration. The 1 cc (1 mL) barrel capacity allows for precise measurement of insulin units, making these syringes ideal for patients requiring accurate daily dosing.

Designed for single-use, EasyTouch® insulin syringes help support infection prevention protocols and safe injection practices. They are widely used in home diabetes care, clinics, pharmacies, and long-term care facilities.

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Engineered for comfort, accuracy, and reliability, EasyTouch® insulin syringes are a trusted choice for patients and healthcare providers managing daily insulin therapy.

Key Features:

• 31-gauge ultra-fine needle
• 1 cc (1 mL) syringe capacity
• 5/16" (8 mm) needle length
• Designed for subcutaneous insulin injection
• Clear barrel markings for accurate dosing
• Single-use, disposable syringe

Benefits:

• Helps reduce injection discomfort
• Supports precise insulin dosing
• Easy to read and use
• Promotes safe, hygienic injection practices
• Ideal for home and clinical use

Specifications:

• Brand: EasyTouch®
• Manufacturer: MHC Medical Products
• MPN: 631165
• Syringe Type: Insulin syringe
• Needle Gauge: 31G
• Needle Length: 5/16" (8 mm)
• Barrel Capacity: 1 cc (1 mL)
• Use: Single-use
• Sterility: Sterile
• Packaging:

• Box: 100 syringes

Application:

Ideal for:
• Insulin administration
• Diabetes management
• Home healthcare
• Clinics and physician offices
• Long-term care facilities

How to Apply:

1. Prepare insulin and syringe using aseptic technique.

2. Draw prescribed insulin dose into syringe.

3. Inject subcutaneously per healthcare provider instructions.

4. Dispose of syringe in an approved sharps container after use.

Warnings:

• Single-use only—do not reuse.
• For insulin use only unless otherwise directed.
• Dispose of used syringes in approved sharps containers.
• Follow all healthcare provider instructions for insulin administration.