PetTest U-40 Pet Insulin Syringes 0.5CC 30G, 1/2 inch Long Needles, Comfortable Thin 30 Gauge, For Larger Dogs Tough Skin, Pets Diabetic Supplies,100 Pack

Good prices and great syringes. They are sharp but easy to use. Dog is not bothered when given shot unlike some other syringes. Would recommend.

My old needles made my dog scream every time I gave him his insulin. These are smaller but still effective. My dog doesn’t even flinch now. Love them!

The only needle I'll ever buy for my diabetic cat!!! The vet gave us a much bigger size of needle, but after some research, I bought these. They're so much more gentle when giving him his twice daily dose of insulin! I also bought their brand of glucometer because they include a special "pain free" lancet device. It creates a tiny suction so you get a good drop of blood for testing! Pet Test is the best!!!

These syringes are high quality (easy to read, very fine tip). it makes it easier on me and my pet.

My cat was recently diagnosed with diabetes. The standard needles they gave me were very long, 12.9 mm So I was looking for some that were shorter and found these. I thought it was a benefit that they were a higher gauge meaning thinner. Really hated the idea of poking my cat twice a day and thought these would be gentler although he didn't seem to mind the standard but I did.First time I used to it was great but learned that they are very delicate. They bend very easily and have destroyed quite a few. If you don't get it in the vial dead center, they will bend. If you Don't get the cap back on straight, they bend. If you don't take the cap straight off, they bend. Any bend renders them useless. I'm still on the fence whether I will continue to purchase these. I just know that my husband's hands will not be able to work these well without frustration. The upside is the syringe has half markings which is helpful for my cat that only needs 1.5

I have to give these a five because they are clearly more comfortable for the cat. Although the difference in the size of needles from my previous needles seems so incremental, it does seem to matter to her. The needle goes in more easily for my cat who has tough skin and has been going through diabetes for four years. It is a little more difficult to read the markings than what I was used to, especially because my cat gets .25u more or less sometimes and then it gets tough to be accurate. Also, you have to be a little more (slightly more) careful not to bend the needle when poking through the cap to draw up insulin. Having said that, I feel that the quality of these needles/syringes is excellent and I don't have any concerns. Overall, if my cat is happier about getting her insulin, then I am happy.

Was excited to find such a thin needle as my furbaby Timmy is very sensitive to needles, but not completely satisfied as there appears to be some "pushback". When I draw the insulin there is some "fight" to make sure that I don't overdraw to the point that I'm always worried that the insulin will flow out the needle before injection. Other than that one drawback these syringes have been working great with little to no bending....short length is a plus too.

Finer needle, love this brand. They also have a painless pricker so I take my pets sugar on a regular basis!