3 Responses to “Airguns for Insulin injections”

1. admin says:

   November 30 at 10:14 pm

   john…@eng.gtefsd.com wrote:

   : I am a coward when it comes to needles.  For a few years I have used an airgun
   : made by Vitajet.  I have become dissatisfied with it and wondered if any of you
   : have comments on any other similar products.  Places to purchase them would
   : also be appreciated.  It appears that the Washington DC metro area may not have
   : a good diabetic supply store.  Thanks in advance.  
   : Al Johnson
   

   Al,

   I’m curious, what are the reasons for your dissatisfaction?

   I’m using  a Medi-jector EZ for some of my shots, which I think is about
   the same thing as the Vitajet.  I am very happy with it as far as its design
   goes.  However, I think I’m a little too skinny for optimum results.
   I find the injections a little on the painful side, and all too frequently,
   I end up with a major bruise, or with a wet injection (insulin left
   on the surface).  I think I’ll probably discontinue its use after my
   current bottle of insulin is consumed.

   Want to buy my Medi-jector EZ?  A real bargain!

   For me, needles just aren’t that bad.

   Rich
2. admin says:

   November 30 at 10:14 pm

   In article <2umk8k$…@europa.eng.gtefsd.com>, john…@eng.gtefsd.com
   

   () writes:

   Take a look at the Medi-Jector – see add in DIABETES FORECAST for 800
   number.
3. admin says:

   November 30 at 10:14 pm

   In article <Cs2B5x….@hpcvsnz.cv.hp.com>, ri…@lsid.hp.com (Rich
   

   Wilson) writes:

   You should call the Medi-Ject company and talk to the nurse about
   adjustments before giving up.  There should be a proper setting for
   every type of skin…