Description
Precise, fine-gauge insulin needles trusted by clinics and healthcare professionals for safe, comfortable subcutaneous injections. The 30 gauge, 6mm tip minimises patient discomfort while delivering accurate 1ml doses — making them ideal for insulin administration, allergy immunotherapy, and other intradermal or subcutaneous procedures.
At just 18p per needle (box of 100 at £17.99), these offer clinical-grade quality at a cost-effective price for both individual patients self-managing diabetes and clinical settings such as GP surgeries, allergy clinics, and care homes. Each needle is individually wrapped in sterile packaging and designed for single use only, eliminating cross-contamination risk and supporting safe sharps disposal protocols.
Who Are These Needles For?
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Insulin-dependent diabetic patients self-injecting at home who require a reliable, fine needle
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GP surgeries and practice nurses administering insulin or allergy immunotherapy injections
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Allergy clinics performing subcutaneous immunotherapy (SCIT) protocols
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Care homes and community nursing teams requiring a CE-marked single-use needle
Product Specifications
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Volume: 1ml
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Gauge: 30g (fine tip for minimal trauma)
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Length: 6mm
- Single use only
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Individually wrapped (sterile)
- Latex free
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Pack size: Box of 100 needles
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Country of manufacture: Pakistan
Regulatory & Compliance
- CE marked — Notified Body 0297
- MHRA registered
- UK Responsible Person (UKRP): Advena Ltd
Frequently Asked Questions
What gauge is this insulin needle?
This needle is 30 gauge (30g), a fine gauge designed to minimise pain and tissue trauma during injection — a common choice for insulin and allergy injections in clinical settings.
What is the needle length?
The needle is 6mm in length, suitable for subcutaneous injections in most adult patients. Needle length selection should be guided by clinical assessment of the individual patient.
Is this needle latex free?
Yes. These insulin needles are 100% latex free, making them safe for patients and clinicians with latex sensitivities.
Is this needle CE marked?
Yes. CE marked under Notified Body 0297 and MHRA registered, with UK Responsible Person (UKRP) Advena Ltd.
Can this needle be reused?
No. These are single-use needles only. Reuse increases infection risk, causes tip blunting, and is contrary to clinical best practice and MHRA guidance.
How many needles are in a box?
Each box contains 100 individually wrapped, sterile needles.
What is the difference between 30g and 31g insulin needles?
A higher gauge number means a finer, narrower needle. The 30g needle is slightly wider than the 31g, and is the more traditional choice for insulin administration. Some patients find 30g needles easier to handle; others prefer the finer 31g. Selection should be based on individual patient preference and clinical guidance.
For single-use only. Always dispose of sharps safely in an approved sharps container in accordance with local authority guidance.
