Insulin Syringe Kit — 10 sterile 0.5ml 31G 6mm syringes plus 10 alcohol prep padsSALE
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Precision Lab Consumable Set — 10 Units + 10 Prep Pads

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Overview

A packaged set of ten fine-tip laboratory consumables with ten preparation pads. Intended for controlled laboratory handling and professional use. Follow applicable workplace procedures.

Supplies & essentials

Precision insulin syringe & prep kit

A complete application accessory kit combining ten 0.5 ml insulin syringes with extra-fine 31G × 6 mm needles and ten isopropyl alcohol prep pads. Designed for accurate, low-volume measurement in controlled research protocols.

  • 10 × 0.5 ml

    Graduated in 0.01 ml steps for accuracy

  • 31G × 6 mm

    Extra-fine fixed needle, minimal discomfort

  • 10 prep pads

    70% isopropyl alcohol wipes included

  • Sterile & single-use

    Individually sealed, latex-free

Product overview

A packaged set of ten fine-tip laboratory consumables with ten preparation pads. Intended for controlled laboratory handling and professional use. Follow applicable workplace procedures.

This product is sold strictly for in-vitro research and analytical use. Not for human or veterinary consumption.

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