EasyComfort 30g 1cc Syringe

What is 1089 EasyComfort 30g 1cc Syringe?

The EasyComfort 30g 1cc Syringe is a disposable insulin syringe sold by Diabetesstore for routine subcutaneous injection. It pairs a 30-gauge needle with a 1cc (100-unit) barrel, making it a standard format for people who self-administer insulin at home. The 1089 brand focuses on diabetes consumables, and this syringe is positioned as an affordable, everyday option rather than a specialty device.

Key features

• 30-gauge needle — A finer gauge that is generally chosen for everyday insulin use because it feels less aggressive than thicker needles.
• 1cc barrel capacity — Holds up to 100 units of U-100 insulin, enough to cover larger single doses without splitting them across two injections.
• Single-use design — Each syringe is intended for one injection and then disposal in a sharps container, which keeps the needle tip sharp and the barrel sterile.
• Clear barrel — Lets you confirm the dose visually and watch for air bubbles before injecting.
• Compact format — The short barrel and small needle are easy to handle for people doing several injections per day.
• Sold through a diabetes specialty retailer — Diabetesstore stocks it alongside other insulin and ostomy supplies, so it can be reordered with the rest of your routine.
• Listed at $10.34 — Priced in the everyday-consumable range rather than as a premium medical device.

Who is 1089 EasyComfort 30g 1cc Syringe for?

This is aimed at people with diabetes who already inject insulin and know what gauge and capacity their care plan calls for. It suits adults managing type 1 or insulin-dependent type 2 diabetes at home, as well as caregivers who handle injections for an older parent or family member. If you are new to injecting, your prescriber or diabetes educator should confirm that a 30g, 1cc syringe is the right match for your insulin and dose size before you order.

How does 1089 EasyComfort 30g 1cc Syringe compare?

Compared with insulin pens and pen needles, this syringe-and-vial approach is usually cheaper per dose and gives you more flexibility if you mix or split doses, at the cost of a few extra steps. Against half-unit or 0.5cc syringes, the 1cc capacity is better for users taking larger doses but less precise for very small ones. And versus thicker 28g or 29g syringes, the 30g needle trades a slightly slower fill time for a thinner, more comfortable stick.