What kind of syringe to you use for insulin injections?

A. A 1 mL TB syringe: Tuberculin syringes lack insulin unit markings, increasing the risk of dosing errors. B. U-50 or U-100 insulin syringe: Insulin syringes are specifically calibrated in units, ensuring accurate insulin administration. C. A 3 mL luer lock syringe: This type is not designed for insulin; it lacks unit measurements and may lead to errors. D. Depends upon the type of insulin: All insulins should be administered using insulin syringes (U-50 or U-100), not different syringe types.