Insujet Nozzle. The Nozzle holds the insulin. A tiny orifice allows for a needle-free jet injection. The nozzle should be replaced after 56 injections, or after two weeks, whichever comes first.
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InsuJet™ Needle-free Injection System
The InsuJet™ system is developed for diabetes patients administering insulin medication. A special needle-free nozzle is the key feature of the system. By pressing insulin through the nozzle, a fine stream of insulin is created that easily penetrates the skin. Subsequently, the insulin follows the path of least resistance, spreading evenly in the subcutaneous layer.
What Users Say
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Of users found InsuJet pleasant, user-friendly, and efficient
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Of users reported noticeably faster insulin absorption
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Of users found InsuJet simple to use their very first time
Here's why medical professionals recommend InsuJet
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Imagine a kid being diagnosed with diabetes. So you see the parent having to inject his or her kid, every day, sometimes 2-3 times a day.
Dr. Claude Vezeau
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Most patients handle needles quite well. The problem is that there is a specific segment that have a phobia for needles.
Dr. Andreas Nikolas
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InsuJet is extremely safe and easy to use. If anybody has an option between a needle injection or a needle-free system.
Dr. Nadeem Siddiqui
How to Use InsuJet
The Comfort Ring can be optionally used to reduce the pressure of the Nozzle on relatively soft or sensitive areas of administration.
Nozzle lock Before administration, ensure that the Nozzle Lock Switch points to the locked position. This indicates that the Nozzle is secured
Dosage adjustment. Wind the injector to take in insulin into the nozzle. By winding in the '+' or '-'direction, you can either increase or decrease the largest target dose.
Dosage. Display for notch and number of units taken into the Nozzle. This can be adjusted by winding the Dosage adjustment.
Safety lock. Slide the red safety catch to the side and hold it there to unlock the safety release system. The device will now inject when the nozzle is ushed against your desired administration area.
There's a better way to get your insulin. Finally.
Safe
Say goodbye to needle-prick injuries, biohazardous waste disposal, and needle-phobia. InsuJet is a safer option for both adults and children.
Effective
InsuJet's jet-injected fluid penetrates the skin and spreads out, making it easier to absorb and faster-acting than traditional needle injections.
Low-Cost
Insulin therapy can be expensive. InsuJet reduces that cost to less than half, and reduces needle waste - a win for the planet, too.
Non-invasive
Diabetes doesn't have to rule your life. Replace the pain, fear, and burden of needle injections with our needle-free system.
Product Listing
Ref. Number
100002IM
Description
Sol-Care 0.5ml Safety Insulin Syringe 29G x 1/2" (12.5mm)
Box Qty.
100
Case Qty.
1000
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Product listing
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| Ref. Number | Description | Qty. |
|---|---|---|
| SIN003 | InsuJet Injector Starter Kit - Moderate | 1 |
| SIN004 | InsuJet Injector Starter Kit - Soft | 1 |
| SIN001 | InsuJet Injector Device V5 - Moderate | 1 |
| SIN002 | InsuJet Injector Device V5 - Soft | 1 |
| SIN005 | InsuJet Nozzles with Comfort Rings | 5 |
| SIN006 | InsuJet 3ml Adaptors with Cartidge Holders | 5 |
| SIN007 | InsuJet 10ml Adaptors | 5 |
More about InsuJet
Is the InsuJet compatible with my insulin type?
The InsuJet is compatible with all U-100 insulins.
Does InsuJet work for type 1 and type 2 diabetes?
The InsuJet is suitable for most diabetics who require insulin therapy, and this includes those with both type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Clinical studies have been conducted with similar results in both type 1 and 2 patients. Please note that it is always best to speak with your Diabetes Care Specialist prior to making changes to your care, including using the InsuJet.
Is InsuJet covered by insurance?
As insurance providers vary, it’s best to check directly with your provider about coverage for the InsuJet insulin-administration system. If your insurance provider needs more information regarding the InsuJet, please contact us, and we would be happy to share the relevant information with you, or directly with your provider.
Where can I find published studies on the InsuJet?
You can find all of the published research on the safety and efficacy of the Insujet here.
I’m a medical professional. Where can I find more information?
Detailed information for medical professionals can be found here.