People with Diabetes need to inject insulin shots using syringes and needles. It is important to select needles and syringes with the appropriate gauge specifications as prescribed by the doctor. Precision is important because the slightest variations in the volume of insulin injections can have significant side effects.
Diabetic needles can be purchased from your local pharmacy. You will need a prescription from your doctor to allow you to purchase these needles. Your doctor will also tell you what size you need to purchase.
http://www.libertymedical.com/ You can get diabetic needles sent straight to your house from this link. However I sure there are other places that have them as well.
Not if they are being used to treat diabetes
"Possession of needles or syrenges" for illegal drug use. Not like diabetic needles.
Some good diabetic products to use are OneTouch meters, along with the testing strips and needles. Another is diabetic cookbooks sold by diabetic companies to help improve your dieting habits to suit your diabetes.
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Only if your a Democrat.
Depends ... some Type II Diabetics inject twice a day, so that would be some 730 needles. Modern medicine issues some injectables in prefilled "pens" that use a smaller needle.
poor circulatioin, get your blood taken to see if you are a diabetic, i suffer with this alot, I'm a diabetic, don't wait!
I would like to know more about the disposal of used needles ( diabetic and blood thinning ) to mention a couple. If my employer is notified of used needles in trash containers and nothing is done to alleviate that problem what are our rights?
Lancets are small needles used for piercing the skin to obtain a drop of blood in order for diabetic persons to monitor their blood sugar levels.
It's not a good idea. I truly sympathize with diabetics that are seriously struggling financially, and can't afford their supplies, however, it is not medically safe to reuse syringes.