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BD compatibility records for each pen injector from individual manufacturers and all required supporting test data are on file at BD. This confirmation is based on compatibility test results performed by BD to meet the requirements of ISO 11608-2:2012, Section 11.
BD Nano ™ 2nd Gen Pen Needles can help you inject with more comfort and confidence. 1 BD Nano™ 2nd Gen Pen Needles As part of your injection routine, remember to: Use a new needle. Pen needles are designed for single use. Using the same needle for multiple injections is associated with and may increase injection pain1,4‡ Rotate injection ...
Parts of a pen needle BD Sterile Needle 0.23mm x 4mm 32G x 5/32” Outer cover Inner needle shield Pen needle Colored peel tab * Children from 2 to 6 years old or extremely lean adults may need to use a pinch-up technique. Please refer to the Instructions for Use for detailed information on how to use BD Nano™ Ultra-Fine™ 4mm pen needles. 1 ...
With a unique contoured base, BD NanoTM 2nd Gen Pen Needles help compensate for too much force, a common problem for patients injecting insulin.8* BD NanoTM 2nd. risk of low blood sugar.2* Results from a patient survey † Based on mathematical calculations and not clinical study data compared.
The BD Ultra-FineTM 4mm Pen Needle with EasyFlowTM Technology. 5-bevel needle tip ensures a more gentle and comfortable injection experience2# Less efort and time to inject for people with hand strength issues3,§# BD’s smallest, thinnest pen needle is suitable for most people with diabetes1,§# Compared to standard BD thin wall pen needles.
For needle length and gauge selection* * Adapted from Fundamentals of Nursing Human Health and Function, Craven R, Hirnle C, Henshaw CM, 8th ed. Wolters Kluwer, 2017 ** Location, needle length & gauge dependent on patient age, physical condition and medication requirements.
Introduce your patients to BD NanoTM Ultra-FineTM 4mm Pen Needles today. Patients with diabetes on insulin who received structured injection technique training, including changing to a shorter needle length (4 mm or 5 mm pen needles) resulted in a 1% reduction in A1C.4.
