Description
This pad that looks and feels like human skin is ideal for diabetic instruction and injection practice. May be worn on the body in specific locations (stomach, thigh, upper arm) to allow patients to inject fluid into the pad to practice giving themselves injections. Pad is thick enough to accept all insulin needles. For safety purposes, the 6-1/4″ L x 4-1/4″ W x 3/4″ D oval pad has a hard plastic backing to prevent the needle from poking through the pad and into the wearer’s skin. Has a 1″ wide nylon strap with an adjustable plastic buckle.
Diabetic Injection Pad (W44724) — Wearable Self-Injection Practice Pad
The Diabetic Injection Pad (Item No. 1013057 [W44724], 0.179 kg) looks and feels like human skin, making it ideal for diabetic instruction and injection practice — helping patients build the confidence and technique needed to self-administer insulin injections.
Worn on the body for realistic practice. The pad can be worn in specific injection locations — stomach, thigh, or upper arm — allowing patients to inject fluid directly into the pad while it’s positioned exactly where they’d give themselves a real injection, rather than practicing on a separate, disconnected model.
Compatible with all standard insulin needles. The pad is thick enough to accept all insulin needles, ensuring realistic practice regardless of the specific needle gauge or length a patient will use.
Built-in safety protection. The oval pad (6-1/4″ L × 4-1/4″ W × 3/4″ D) has a hard plastic backing to prevent the needle from poking through the pad and into the wearer’s skin — an important safety feature for a device worn directly on the body during practice.
Secure, adjustable fit. A 1″ wide nylon strap with an adjustable plastic buckle keeps the pad securely in place during practice sessions.
Why Buy from SEM Trainers? SEM Trainers & Systems has over 30 years of experience supplying medical education resources to 1,500+ institutions across 28 states. We provide pan-India delivery and dedicated after-sales support.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Where can this pad be worn?
A: On the stomach, thigh, or upper arm — the standard injection sites patients use for self-administered insulin injections.
Q: Is it safe to wear during needle practice?
A: Yes — a hard plastic backing prevents the needle from poking through the pad and into the wearer’s skin.
Q: Does it work with all insulin needles?
A: Yes — the pad is thick enough to accept all standard insulin needle sizes.
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