Professional Needle Free Injector For Insulin Syringe No Cross - Contamination

No Cross - Contamination Needle Free Injector for Insulin Syringe Shots

Descriptions:

Needleless injector is a compact spring loaded pneumatic needle-freehypodermic injection system. The components of system consists of a single injector, a pressure lever, a sterile single use filling adapter and a disposable single use (0.5 ml) needle free syringe. The Comfort-in™ Pain-free Injection System is sold as a complete starter kit contained in a carrying case. It contains the needle-free injector device, the pressure lever, eight sterilized needle-free (0.5 ml) syringes, and one sterile adapter. The components of the system may be sold separately for replacements as they become used. The components of the Comfort-in Needle-free Soft Injection System are unique and cannot be used with other needle-free injection systems.

Specifications:

Features and Advantages:

1. Not pierce the skin to prevent skin infections to ensure a greater degree of aseptic operation, so it will not cause infection.

2. Simple and safe operation, the dose is more accurate, can achieve 0.01ml fine-tuning. Insulin needle free injector to inject the water column of the skin, only 0.17 mm, like a piece of water made of needle, accurate into the skin tissue, very suitable for long-term injection of insulin patients.

3. Painless and without needle.

4. From cross infection.

5. By subcutaneous injection, not to hurt the organization.

Application:

1. The use of a needle free injector can make insulin absorption faster, can improve the insulin simulation curve, so that it is more close to endogenous insulin.

2. The onset time of the needle free injection of insulin is much faster than that of the needle, which prevents the appearance of high blood sugar during the meal.

Works Principle:

Operation principle is based on pressure. Insulin is pressed at high speed through a small orifice in the nozzle, creating a fine stream of insulin that easily penetrates the skin. In the subcutaneous layer, the insulin follows the path of least resistance and spreads in a relatively large, cone-like formation. Compared to an injection with a needle based system, where the insulin is merely dispersed in a droplet near the needle opening, the larger dispersion increases the absorption into the circulation. What’s more the rapid uptake of insulin with the Needle free injector is virtually painless, as the jet itself is thinner than a needle.