Lifetime
Companion...
We are an alternative source for quality life disability due to diabetes and are always with our customer as your lifetime companion.
Top reasons
to love our needles:
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Independent tests prove we’re a leader in comfort
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Individually inspected to ensure the utmost in quality
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Assembled in the South Korea
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A price that’s fair and square
Protect your home and your neighborhood.
Protection with confidence.
Insulin safety syringe with permanently attached needle are designed to protect patients and healthcare professionals and minimize medication waste. The permanently attached sheath is preferred by most clinicians and requires minimal change in training.
About us
Shina Corporation is a leading manufacturer of diabetes medical devices, safety syringes, and needle supplies in South Korea.
History
2005: Achieved ISO certification for quality
management systems.
2009: Received U.S. FDA approval.
Certificates
U.S FDA, ISO 13485, KFDA GMP Certified
Contact Us
Best way to contact us.
Send eMail to us.
For all general inquiries call
82-31-711-8180
We would be happy to discuss your needs in person. We are located at:
#1005, 28, Hwangsaeul-ro 200beon-gil, Bundang-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, 13595, South Korea. (Owner's Tower)
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Product
Diabetes Care
Insulin Syringes & Pen Needle
Insulin syringe & pen needle lines have one of the most extensive offerings of gauges, lengths and volumes available on the market. Known for quality & competitive pricing.
Safety Syringes
Insulin Safety Syringes / Turberculin Safety Syringes /
Safety Disposable Syringes / Safety Needles & Combo
Specialty Syringes
LDS (LOW DEAD SPACE)
Specialty syringe with permanently
attached needle is designed
to minimize medication waste.
Blood Collection Needles
Blood Collection Needle is
made of stainless steel and
plastic luer adapter.
Disposable Needles & Cannula
High quality stainless steel with large ID and high flow.
Cannula for Disposable Needle, Insulin syringe, Pen needle, Blood collection needle, Lancet, etc.
