| Problem / Issue |
|
Solution |
| |
|
|
| Lack of
confidence in accuracy of dosage |
• |
Clinically
proven to be more accurate |
More than
one caregiver preparing insulin dosage
|
• |
Excellent
repeatability; individual technique won't vary the dosage |
• Erratic insulin absorption
|
• |
Improved
absorption with mist-like dispersal pattern |
Injection
site Lipoatrophy, bruising, bleeding, scarring
|
• |
Eliminated or
reduced skin trauma |
Hesitancy
to move into intensive therapy
|
• |
Improved
compliance due to elimination of needles |
Erratic
glucose levels |
• |
Consistent
absorption leads to consistent control |
Mixed dose
therapy
|
• |
Simplified
procedure to use two or more types; no need to introduce air into vial
|
Hazards of
accidental needle sticks
|
• |
No
needles |
Inability
to access injection sites
|
• |
One-handed
injection technique enables access to more sites |
Environmental waste hazards
|
• |
No
biohazardous waste |
Vision
impaired |
• |
Tactile
and audible cues for dosage accuracy |
Expense of
buying syringes indefinitely |
• |
One time
purchase; only ongoing need is inexpensive vial adapters
|