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==Disposable Sterile Insulin Syringes within Diabetes Devices== Disposable sterile insulin syringes are specialized medical devices designed for the subcutaneous injection of insulin, a vital hormone for managing diabetes. They are among the various tools available to people with diabetes for insulin therapy, alongside insulin pens, pumps, and advanced continuous glucose monitoring systems. The market for these syringes is shaped by factors such as the prevalence of diabetes, the adoption of self-administration of insulin, and technological advancements that improve safety and ease of use. Disposable syringes come in differing sizes to accommodate various insulin doses and user preferences, with some featuring pre-attached needles while others allow the needle to be attached separately. The standardization of needle sizes, the incorporation of safety features to prevent needle-stick injuries, and the push for more environmentally conscious disposal methods also influence the development and demand within this market. ===Companies in the Market=== Several notable companies operate within the disposable sterile insulin syringe market. These include Becton, Dickinson and Company (BD), widely recognized for their extensive range of medical supplies; Novo Nordisk, known for their focus on diabetes care products; Eli Lilly and Company, another pharmaceutical giant with a portfolio in diabetes management; Terumo Corporation, a Japanese company offering medical devices including syringes; and Owen Mumford, a healthcare company with a specialty in developing innovative medical products. Show Less Read more