Diabetic injection pad, advanced version

Made from realistic material, these teaching models facilitate technique practice on both an injection "skin" and a finger stick apparatus. The skin model may be strapped to the user's arm or leg to simulate a needle injection site, and the finger stick model may be held by the attached grip for lancet practice. Both can be punctures repeatedly. Replacement available. Comes with carrying case.

This soft stomach replica will be an invaluable tool for teaching patients how to properly insert and rotate the infusion set for insulin pumps, avoiding the 5 cm area around the navel, as well as giving self-injections of many types including pen-style injections. The trainer has lifelike skin with what feels like real stomach tissue underneath. There is a softplastic backing to keep needles from going through and holes to allow the material to breathe and dry, should you choose to inject liquids. Distilled water may be injected, but themore liquid that is injected into the simulator, the longer the time for evaporation. Actual insulin or other medications should not be used, as they may deteriorate the material.The injection belly is considered disposable; however, with proper care and treatment it will serve its purpose for a long period of time. Using the smallest needles possible whensimulating injections and rotating the insertion points will help prolong the life of the trainer.Size: 25.4 x 15.3 x 3.2 cm, Weight: 0.4 kg

This soft stomach replica is an invaluable tool for showing how to properly insert and rotate the infusion set for insulin pumps, avoiding the 5 cm area around the navel, as well as giving many types of self-injections (including pen-style injections). Similar to the Injection Belly, but made of a material that creates a more realistic experience. The trainer has lifelike skin with what feels like real stomach tissue, along with the ability to pinch the skin. Backing keeps needles from going through. Adjustable straps allow the stomach to be attached to a manikin or human patient for simulation practice. The soft material can be punctured repeatedly without showing holes. Liquid injection is not recommended.Size: 25.4 x 15.3 x 5.1 cm, Weight: 0.4 kg

This pad that looks and feels like real human skin is ideal for diabetic instruction and injection practice. May be worn in specific body locations to allow patients to inject fluids into the pad to practice giving themselves injections. Pad is thick enough to accept all insulin needles. For safety purposes the oval pad has a hard plastic backing to prevent the needle from pocking through.