Now i-port Advance is Health Canada Approved - March 2011
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Please note this product is for NON PUMPERS, but instead is created for those who are pre-pump or newly diagnosed and are taking mulitple injections daily.
Diabetes Express is proud to introduce the i-port Advance™
The i-port Advance™ is the first device to combine the i-port® and an insertion device in one complete set. By adding the inserter, the i-port Advance™ eliminates the need for manual insertion, providing the user with an easier and more consistent application experience.
The i-port Advance™ was created idealy for those individuals who require mulitple injections daily and are not on the pump. This is not an infusion set, yet another method of administrating insulin to the body without multiple injection sites.
The i-port Advance™ takes the shots for you. Imagine just one shot every three days. The i-port Advance™ eliminates all the other skin punctures. Just one shot to put it on - and the i-port Advance™ takes the rest of the shots for you.
Why use the i-port Advance™?
The i-port Advance™ is designed for those who are doing multiple injections per day and are looking for a virtually painless alternative.
10 BIG Advantages of using the i-port Advance™
- Only one skin puncture every 3 days
- Your injection site is already picked out and ready-- it's your i-port®
- You're free to take corrective meal-time injections without the needles or stress
- You might have less bruising and scar tissue development because you're only puncturing your skin once every three days
- No worry about hitting a nerve with every shot - Your injection needle poke the i-port® - not your skin
- No worry abouth bleeding - the needle doesn't pierce your skin
- Flexibility to add injections without adding punctures to your skin
- Could lead to tighter control - there's no reason to put off a shot you need right now -it won't hurt
- Helps to reduce impact of injections on social activities
- Helps to reduce impact of injections on physical activity
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