Diabetic Supplies For The Blind

The needlebay safely holds 2 needle tips for insulin pens.

Diabetic supplies for the blind.

Diabetic socks white. This package of 3 pairs of white 89 cotton socks are great for people with diabetes or other. It has been carefully designed with help from national blind associations as well as certified diabetes educators. Features were developed with the help of the national blind association and certified diabetes educators.

410 659 9314 a blind diabetic can reliably draw up and mix insulins in the same syringe without seeing them or asking someone else to do it for them. We carry the largest selection of diabetic accessories such as easy injectors center aid for visually impaired diabetics lancing devices insulin syringe magnifiers large print register and more. Shop products like our embrace blood glucose meter embrace blood glucose test strips blood glucose monitoring system diabetic silver bracelet. For easy mixing holds one or two bottles of insulin any brand.

For more information on where to find a prodigy. Makes a distinctive click with each increment. Advanced diabetic solutions is committed to servicing patients who are visually impaired or legally blind. We have partnered with biosense medical devices the makers of the solus v2.

The prodigy voice is a talking blood glucose monitoring system designed specifically for the blind. Needlebay insulin pen tip holder 2 pods each hold 2 tips 2 pills. Prodigy diabetic supplies for the blind measure one unit of insulin at a time allowing better control of insulin therapy. Many people with low vision use insulin pens instead of syringes.

For anyone who is visually impaired this monitor offers ease of use and provides accuracy with just a small blood sample of blood. With fully audible features and raised imprints on all buttons it makes the solus v2 the most powerful blood glucose monitoring system for the visually impaired or blind diabetes patients. If you take the same dose of insulin daily you might be able to use a preset device. A physician or vision rehabilitation professional can help you learn how to use these devices properly.

With the count a dose available from the nfb materials center for 40. A test shot of one to two units is dialed in and the delivery button of the pen is pressed filling the needle with insulin.