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AVERON insulin syringe 1 mL, 31G × 6 mm — single sterile, individually sealed syringe
1 mL · 31G × 6 mm
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Insulin Syringes · 1 mL · 31G × 6 mm

For anyone not using the pen, and for doses that exceed the pen's 60-click limit. U-100 means 100 units = 1 mL. So 1 unit = 0.01 mL — identical to a pen click. Every click number in this catalogue works as a unit number on these syringes. Use a syringe instead of the pen when: the dose exceeds 0.6 mL (glutathione at 200 mg, SS-31 at 10 mg), or when you want a larger, more dilute injection volume for comfort (NAD+). Single use. Sharps container.

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For research and educational use only. Not for human or veterinary consumption.

Sterile, single-use 1 mL syringes with a fixed 31G × 6 mm needle. 31G is the needle diameter — the higher the gauge number, the thinner the needle — and 6 mm is the needle length.

The 1 mL U-100 graduation is what makes small-volume measurement legible: 100 marked units across a single millilitre, so fractions of a millilitre can be read against a printed scale rather than estimated.

Single-use. A syringe must never be re-sheathed or reused — the needle dulls on first pass and re-sheathing is where needlestick injuries happen. For research and educational use only.

For anyone not using the pen, and for doses that exceed the pen's 60-click limit. U-100 means 100 units = 1 mL. So 1 unit = 0.01 mL — identical to a pen click. Every click number in this catalogue works as a unit number on these syringes. Use a syringe instead of the pen when: the dose exceeds 0.6 mL (glutathione at 200 mg, SS-31 at 10 mg), or when you want a larger, more dilute injection volume for comfort (NAD+). Single use. Sharps container.

Sterile, individually sealed.

Every peptide batch we sell is tested by Janoshik Analytical, an independent laboratory. Every vial carries an internal AVERON batch code identifying the lot received; each lot is linked to its published Janoshik report. The report carries the manufacturer's submission/task number, not the AVERON code. Ask us or our driver which report covers your code and open it on the laboratory's own website before paying. In our own-driver zone, the team shows you the vial and the report for that batch before payment.

A lab report handed to you by a seller and a lab report you can verify yourself are not the same thing. That's why we publish ours.

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