New device eases insulin injection:
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
Danish medical equipment manufacturers Novo Nordisk have launched the "InnoLet", an insulin injection device designed to make the delivery of insulin into the body easier for elderly, or partially-sighted people. The device, developed together with the Danish Institute for the Blind and Partially Sighted (DIBPS) and the Spanish National Organisation for the Blind (ONCE), allows for a one-handed delivery of the insulin dose. Roger Lassing of Novo Nordisk described the device as egg-timer shaped with large printed numbers. The design was a result of comprehensive market research which prompted the company to create a large-scale device in order to compensate for failing manual dexterity in the elderly.
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