BD Micro-Fine+ Penkanyle 0,5ml 29G

BD Micro-Fine+ Penkanyle 0.5ml 29G is a high-quality insulin syringe with an attached fine-gauge needle, designed for precise subcutaneous injections. Manufactured by Becton Dickinson (BD), a leader in medical syringes, the Micro-Fine+ series is renowned for its sharpness, accuracy, and ease of use. The 0.5ml 29G variant is calibrated to hold up to 50 units of insulin (or other injectaba 29-gauge needle, which is very thin to minimize pain. This combination of a half-milliliter volume and a 29G needle strikes a balance suitable for many therapeutic uses, including diabetesnd aesthetic medicine micro-injections. The design ensures accurate dosing and comfortable administration: the clear barrel has bold unit markings for measurement, and the ultra-fine needle reduces discomfort and tissue trauma. These pen-needles/syringes are disposable and intended for single use, maintaining sterility and safety for each injection. Clinics often choose BD Micro-Fine+ syringes for their consistent helps both patients and healthcare providers feel confident in each injection delivered. 

Contains

Each BD Micro-Fine+ Penkanyle 0.5ml 29G is an all-in-one unit that includes: Integrated 0.5ml Syringe: A small-volume syringe barrel (graduated up to 0.5 milliliters) made of medical-grade plastic. It has clear and precise graduation marks, typically in 1 or 2 unit increments, which allows for accurate meoses. The plunger is smooth-gliding with a good seal, ensuring that when you depress it, the full dose is delivered without leakage. 

• Fixed 29G Needle (12.7mm length): A very fine needle (29-gaugtached to the syringe. The needle is thin and short (often about 12mm or half-inch long), which is ideal for subcutaneous injections. BD needles undergo advanced polishing and silicone coating processes to ensure minimal penetration force, meaning they go in smoothly and cause as little pain as possible. 
  
• Protective Caps: The syringe typically comble protective cap system – one cap covers the needle itself and another cap may cover the plunger – to maintain sterility. These should be removed just before use. 
  
• Rubber Piston & Stopper: The plunger has a latex-free rubber tip that creates a tight seal within the barrel, and a stopper at vent it from being accidentally pulled out too far. This construction prevents medication from bypassing the plunger and ensures accurate delivery. 
  
• Needle Technology: BD’s proprietary “Micro-Lubrication” ensures the needle insertion is as comfortable as possible, and the ultra-fine bevel is designed to reduce discomfort. 
  

No medication is included – this is a device only. Each syringe+needle is individually sealed in sterile packaging. They are also typically low dead-space design, meaning minimal medication gets trapped in the syringe after full depression, which ensures that nearly the entire measured dose is delivered. 

Intended for

The BD Micro-Fine+ Penkanyle 0.5ml 29G syringe is intended for subcutaneous injections where precision and patient comfort are priorities. Its common and intended uses are: 

• Insulin Injections for Diabetics: This is one of the primary uses. Diabetic patients often require insulin multiple times a day. A 0.5ml capacity is suitable for insulin doses up to 50 units (as 100 IU insulin = 1ml). The fine 29G needle is thin enough to reduce pain but sturdy enough for daily use. Many patients with moderate insulin requirements prefer this size. The short needle lensure that insulin is delivered to the subcutaneous layer (not too deep into muscle). 
  
• Other Hormone or Medication Injections: It’s intended for any subcutaneous or intradermal injection of medication in small volumes. For example, hormone therapies like human growth hormone (HGH) or fertility drugs (like hCG, FSH) that often come in small-unit doses can be administered with this syringe. Also, certain anticoagulants (e.g., low-molecular-weight heparin in small doses) or vitamin injections (B12, etc.) can utilize this format. 
  
• Aesthetic Medicine (Mesotherapy & Skinboosters): In an aesthetic clinic, practitioners use fine syringes for iins, hyaluronic acid skinboosters, or mesotherapy cocktails into the skin. The BD 0.5ml 29G is ideal for precise micro-inj face or body, where delivering exact small amounts is crucial. For example, when performing mesotherapy for skin rejuvenation or injecting a small amount of filler into fine lines, a half-ml syringe allows fine control. The thin needle causes minimal bruising and allows for superficial injections. 
  
• Allergy Testing and Vaccines: For intradermal allergy tests (like a tuberculin skin test or allergy desensitization shots), a fine needle syringe like this is often used, though sometimes an even smaller volume (1ml syringe with 26G) might be chosen. Still, the principle of a fine, accurate syringe applies. 
  
• Pediatric or Geriatric Use: In children or elderly patients, where skin is delicate and injections need to be as gentle as possible, the 29G needle helps minimize pain and tissue damaatric medication doses are often small volumes, so a 0.5ml syringe suits those needs. 
  

Overall, healthcare providers and patients who self-inject favor the BD Micro-Fine+ 0.5ml 29G for its combination of precision and comfort. For example, a patient on a regimen of daily growth hormone might use these syringes to ensure they draw up exactly the amount needed, and they often report very little discomfort due to the fine needle. In aesthetic settings, a doctor performing microinjections can trust the syringe to deliver consistent micro-droplets of product. The design of the Micro-Fine+ line (which includes 0.3ml, 0.5ml, 1ml versions with different needle gauges) allows practitioners to choose the perfect tool for their needs, tailoring the volume and needle size to the treatment at hand. \n \nIn summary, the intended user of the BD Micro-Fine+ 0.5ml 29G is anyone requiring a reliable, gentle injection of a small volume of liquid – from a diabetic patient at home to a nurse or aesthetician in a clinic setting. Proper use involves drawing the medication to the correct mark, pinching the skin (for subcutaneous shots), and inserting the needle at the appropriate angle (usually 90° for subcutaneous with these short needles) to deliver the medication into the fatty layer just under the skin.