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Reading the Markings Most insulin syringes follow a similar pattern: Small lines represent individual units (though on 100-unit syringes, each line may equal 2 units) Longer lines typically mark every 5 or 10 units for easier counting Numbers usually appear at regular intervals (every 5 or 10 units) The exact markings vary by syringe size, so always verify what each line represents on your specific syringe

You might use the abdomen one week, the right thigh the next, the left thigh the following week, then return to the abdomen

In many cases, these minor side effects are common when patients start using liraglutide injections

For example, if you used your right thigh one week, you might choose your abdomen or left thigh the next