1Is your medication intended to be deposited into your muscles (intramuscular) or into your fatty tissue (subcutaneous)?
Is your medication intended to be deposited into your muscles, that means intramuscular or into your fatty tissue that means subcutaneous?
One way is to ask your doctor or read the instructions on the medications pamphlet or labels, it should be in bold letters:
“FOR SUBCUTANEOUS DELIVERY“
or
“FOR (IM) INTRAMUSCULAR DELIVERY.”
This means the following:
Injection sites should be identified as Intramuscular or subcutaneous.
2What types of Comfort-in™ injectors do we have?
We carry three types of injectors, they all look the same but the difference is in the strength of the spring inside.
Injector labeled “IM” intramuscular is tested and certified for Needle-less delivery of vaccines and other prescription liquid substances labeled “intramuscular delivery“.
Most popular injector labeled “NORMAL” is certified and suitable for subcutaneous delivery of liquid medications intended for subcutaneous delivery such as Insulin. it’s ideal for delivery of local anaesthesia solutions anywhere the body.
Injector Labeled “Soft” is currently used and suitable for delivery of local anaesthesia in the oral cavity in the dental application and is also used by cosmetic doctors for facial injections.
3How to inject correctly Oily based medication such as Estrogen/Oestrogen & Testosterone?
Oily based medication is usually injected into a muscle, in recent years doctors have been recommending “MICRO DOSING “ testosterone subconsciously into the fatty tissue.
From customer’s experience the feedback is that the injector labeled IM with 6000 PSI is the best choice for oily based liquid medication delivery because it is 50% stronger than the injector labeled NORMAL 4000 PSI, therefore it will deliver.
*It is recommended to inject 0.25ml at a time, therefore if you want to inject 1ml break it over 4 deliveries of 0.25ml each.
4What does Universal starter kit includes?
1 certified injector,
1 Pressure lever (injector charger),
10 nozzles/ syringes,
1 Luer Adapters (Universal adapters when combined with a needle),
1 Users manual.
5What does Diabetes starter kit includes? (For people and pets with diabetes using insulin in 1.5ml and 3ml “Pen cartridges” supplied with disposable insulin pens or refill cartridges).
1 certified injector,
1 Pressure lever (injector charger),
10 nozzles/syringes,
1 Adapter suitable for drawing insulin, supplied in insulin pens,
1 Users manual.
6What does Diabetes starter kit includes? (For people and pets with diabetes using insulin in 5ml or 10ml vials with crimped diameter of 14mm).
1 certified injector,
1 Pressure lever (injector charger),
10 nozzles/syringes, 1 Adapter suitable for drawing insulin supplied in 5ml or 10ml vials, 1 Users manual.
7What does Dental starter kit includes?
1 certified injector with a gental spring, (suitable for Dental), 1 Pressure lever (injector charger),
50 nozzles/ syringes,
5 Dental Adapter suitable for the selected application,
1 Users manual,
50 Flat positioning cap,
50 curved positioning cap.
8What are the 4 sites for Intramuscular injection?
Deltoid muscle of the arm. (The deltoid muscle is the site most typically used for vaccines),
vastus lateralis muscle of the thigh,
ventrogluteal muscle of the hip,
dorsogluteal muscles of the buttocks.
9What are the 3 sites for subcutaneous injection?
Belly area, upper arms (at least 3 inches - 7.5 centimeters below your shoulder and 3 inches -7.5 centimeters above your elbow, on the side or back), outer side of upper thighs.
