Product Overview
ADVOCATE Insulin Syringes are designed to be used safely by both adults and small children for comfortable insulin injections. Manufactured using high quality surgical grade steel, our syringes are easy to use, safer to handle and provide greater comfort due to the thin, fine and sharp extra lubricated needle.
Features:
- Thin, Fine, Sharp, Extra Lubricated Needle
- Tri-Bevel Tip for Greater Comfort
- Large Clear Unit Markings
- Extra Wide Finger Grips
- High Quality Surgical Grade Steel
- Protective Needle Plunger Caps
- Single Use Only
Package includes: 100 Sterile Insulin Syringes
By purchasing syringes you are asserting that you are over 18 years of age and that you intend to use these syringes for the treatment of diabetes or for another legitimate medical purpose.
Although it is not an issue in most states, some require the purchaser to have a prescription for syringe sales. Here we list the states and counties with their respective laws, but note that you are solely responsible for following the laws in your state. Suppliers may reserve the right to refuse any order in the event that filling such order would violate any federal, state, or local law or regulation. You must email us the prescription at sales@shoppettest.com in order for your shipment to be released.
CT, ME, NH, NJ, NY: REQUIRED OVER 10 SYRINGES These states require a prescription for quantities over 10 syringes. If you order over 10 syringes to these states, we must confirm your prescription.
IL: REQUIRED OVER 20 SYRINGES The state of Illinois requires a prescription for quantities over 20 syringes. If you order over 20 syringes to the state of Illinois, we must confirm your prescription.
DE, TN, US Virgin Islands: REQUIRED These states require a prescription to order syringes. If you order to one of these states, we must confirm your prescription.
FL (Miami-Dade, Monroe, Broward County): REQUIRED These counties require a prescription to order syringes. If you order to one of these counties, we must confirm your prescription.
