Insulin Syringes 30G, 1 mL (100-count)

A full 1 mL barrel (0 to 100 units) with a slightly thicker 30G needle.

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  • 30G
  • U-100
  • 1 mL
  • 0–100 units

What it’s for

For larger volumes that won't fit in the small barrels.

What to check in the listing

Only worth the bigger barrel if your draw genuinely goes past 50 units. Below that, a smaller barrel spreads the same units over more space and is easier to read.

At a glance

TypeInsulin syringe
Gauge30GGauge is the needle's thickness. A higher number is a thinner needle: 31G is thinner than 30G. Glossary
Capacity1 mLCapacity is how much liquid the barrel holds. Smaller barrels have more space between the lines, so small amounts are easier to read. Glossary
MarkingsU-100Markings are the scale printed on the barrel. U-100 means 100 units to the millilitre, so one unit is 0.01 mL; a mL scale is marked in tenths or fifths of a millilitre, depending on the barrel. Glossary
Smallest line2 unitsSmallest line is what one line on the barrel is worth. Half-unit lines let you read 0.005 mL; a 1 mL syringe is usually marked in 2-unit steps. Glossary
Needle length13 mmNeedle length is how long the needle is. 4–8 mm (5/32–5/16 in) is common for under-the-skin use, and 13 mm (1/2 in) insulin syringes are used under the skin too; muscle needles are usually 25 mm (1 in) or longer. Glossary
Needle connectionFixed needleNeedle connection is how the needle attaches. Fixed means it is built in (least dead space). Luer-lock screws on and cannot pop off. Luer-slip pushes on. None means there is no luer fitting at all — a pen needle screws onto the pen's own thread. Glossary
Needle includedYes
TipSharpTip is the shape of the needle's point. A blunt tip is far less likely to stick you while mixing and drawing up, but it is still a sharp that can go through skin under force. Never for injecting.
Dead spaceLowDead space is the liquid left in the hub after the plunger bottoms out. Fixed-needle insulin syringes have almost none. Glossary
Used forUnder-the-skin injections, Measuring larger amountsUsed for lists the situations this product is for; the decision tool and the Finder match on these.
PriceBudgetPrice tier is the rough position within its category, not a live price: budget is the cheapest sensible option, premium costs more for a reason the page explains.
TravelCarry-on friendlyTravel says whether it is practical to fly with: carry-on means it goes through security without fuss.
SterileYesSterile means individually sealed and sterile until opened; anything that touches the inside of a vial or your skin should be.
Pack100Pack is how many come in the listing this site links to; it is shown only where every store's listing gives the same count. Check it against the listing, since photos often show ten and ship one.
ReusableNo

Specifications above were recorded from the Amazon listing on 2026-09-03. Listings change hands: open the listing for its current description, price and availability.

If the numbers in a syringe listing don't mean much yet, read 0.3, 0.5 or 1 mL insulin syringe: which size to buy first. The side-by-side 31G vs 30G comparison covers the other half of the choice.

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