• Safety syringe: This syringe incorporates a safety mechanism designed to automatically shield the needle after injection, minimizing the risk of needlestick injuries for users and healthcare providers. The specific mechanism might involve a spring-loaded sheath or a locking cover, depending on the design.
• Insulin syringe: The syringe is specifically calibrated for accurate measurement of insulin doses, typically in units marked on the barrel.
• Disposable: Meant for single use only to prevent the spread of infections.
• Sterile: Pre-sterilized to ensure safety during use.
• Clear barrel: Allows for easy visualization of the remaining insulin level in the syringe.
• Dosage markings: Graduated markings on the barrel in insulin units help with accurate measurement of the desired insulin dose.

Possible uses:

• Injecting insulin: Used by people with diabetes to administer their prescribed insulin dosage subcutaneously (under the skin), typically in the abdomen, thighs, buttocks, or upper arms.