Omnican fine pen needles for insulin injection Omnican fine pen needles are sterile, single-use needles for insulin injection with standard insulin pens and are designed for particularly gentle use. The stainless steel needle is coated with a special silicone material that facilitates smooth gliding and virtually painless penetration of skin and tissue. Thanks to modern thin-wall technology, the pen needles enable optimal insulin flow and can thus shorten injection time. The pen needles are DEHP-free, BPA-free, PVC-free, latex-free, and pyrogen-free, making them suitable for sensitive individuals and those prone to allergies. Features and benefits The extra-thin wall thickness of the needles in lengths from 4 mm to 8 mm (according to ISO 9626) ensures a large inner diameter and thus an efficient insulin flow rate. A thin-wall technology according to ISO 9626 is used for the 12 mm needle length. The flexible material of the needle holder ensures a firm and secure fit on the pen with just two turns. The pen needles are compatible with many common injection systems and comply with the product standards according to EN ISO 11608-2. Application Securely attach the Omnican fine pen needle to the designated pen by pushing it onto the pen and twisting it twice. Select the needle length recommended by your doctor (e.g., 4 mm, 6 mm, 8 mm, or 12 mm) and administer the insulin injection according to your treatment instructions. After the injection, carefully remove the needle from the pen and replace the protective caps before disposing of it. Always follow your healthcare providers instructions regarding proper injection technique. Warnings and safety Pen needles are sterile, single-use products and, for safety and hygiene reasons, must only be used once. Reusing a needle can reduce its quality, which may lead to pain, injury, or an increased risk of infection. Change the pen needle after each injection. Always dispose of used needles in a suitable sharps container and return them to the appropriate disposal facility according to local regulations. If you have any questions, please contact your doctor or pharmacist.