Easy Touch Safety Pen Needles, 30 Gauge, 3/16 inch (5mm), 100 Count

Good product, safe and easy to use.

These are perfectly good 30G safety pen needles. The good ol' 100u or 50u syringes may work fine for some people, but these are safer and designed to work with a pen, so in my mind superior for most consumer use. People might quibble over 31G or 29G or 30G but let's be real. Choose the gauge that suits you and move on with your life. These things do exactly what they're supposed to do which is administer an accurate dose and prevent additional accidental pricks, which might be less of a concern in consumer home settings but is critical as heck in the clinical setting. So, if these suit your purpose, know that you're getting a high-quality product. We've used EasyTouch syringes in our clinic without incident, and they're consistently high-quality and reasonably priced. Cheers!

I found it difficult to tell if the pens were clear of air and delivering properly.

The caps fit into a diabetic insulin pen of my mom's. According to get they were a perfect match despite some skepticism that they would fit when we ordered them. No leaks.

Leaks

These needles fit my pens as expected. They are comfortable and easy to apply and remove.

These are so easy to use! No worries about getting it wrong. I tried this out on a different insulin that is not on the list of approved and it somewhat worked but not completely. So check the list of approved brands and do NOT deviate from it and you should be good to go. Thankfully my father-in-law does use a flex pen so these will be used up in no time. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND 👍😁👍 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

EasyTouch's newly redesigned needles are one-use and there's no way to override that, but IMHO, I've used a pen needle for multiple shots without problems. I know it's smart to be sterile, but really, unnecessary for a shot in the leg.This needle itself is recessed into a clear lid that allows the needle to be used once, and in that, it can almost never get bent or ruined. It's clean and a very good way to assure yourself that you changed the injector. I'm impressed with them: clean! Smart! And with a box of 100, enough. One thing: if you forget to change it after the last use, your medication may squirt out as it can't inject, so a potentially expensive flub.It is a case of overdesigning a basic use thing. Maybe you'll prefer this; I just want a sharp needle that I see and control and this sort of takes that away.