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Heres a simple visual comparison: 27G = about 0.4mm diameter (thickest in insulin syringes) 28G = about 0.36mm diameter 29G = about 0.33mm diameter 30G = about 0.3mm diameter 31G = about 0.25mm diameter (thinnest common size) 32G = about 0.23mm diameter (ultra-fine) Needle Length Matters Too Insulin syringe needles typically come in these lengths: 6mm (1/4 inch) Short 8mm (5/16 inch) Medium 12.7mm (1/2 inch) Long Most people use 6mm or 8mm needles today, as theyre long enough to reach subcutaneous tissue (just under the skin where insulin goes) without going too deep
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