Quantitative injection of insulin pen

Wednesday 31st October 2018 Back to list

As people understand diabetes patients who are injected with insulin, the patient takes all doses. This may be a challenge, causing many people to forget about injecting hypoglycemia that can cause danger. Some people continue to use their cell phone timers, use apps, and others just use their "internal timers" to remember the day to take injections about what they've been eating. Now, products that have been on sale in Europe to help simplify injection tracking are coming to the United States thanks to including mass campaigns.
Many diabetics who are currently using insulin pen caps show only how much time has elapsed since the last injection. It functions as a sensor that detects the clock when the cover is removed and begins on the face of the cover indicating the time elapsed. There are no buttons on the device and nothing, except rush it to the insulin pen to activate it. There is also no built-in timer, which the developer explains when injecting, it's best to take with most people not to put them in the set time anyway because changes in food consumption are almost useless.