Anybody using or know Medi-Jector Vision

Ricky · 06-20-2008, 02:11

Hi,was reading my insurance coverage for diabetes products & saw that I was allowed a Medi-Jector Vision .Looked up on it & that's what I found.
Instead of a needle, the Medi-Jector VISION? uses pressure to create a micro-thin stream of insulin that penetrates the skin in a fraction of a second and is dispersed into subcutaneous tissue. It happens by simply pressing a button - by the time you feel it penetrating your skin, it's already over
http://www.mediject.com/images/photo_how_products.jpg

Terrie · 06-20-2008, 06:43

Hi Ricky

, I hope that you are feeling pretty Good.

You know, I looked all over the net and I can't seem to find any "People" talking about the Medi injector which is odd. I see the companies and stores.

You don't hear much about the injector.

I recall, when the first ones came out that I thought I would want one when I could afford one(that was long ago). I also recall hearing that they burned and damaged the skin. Don't forget, those were the first ones invented. They must have resolved those problems. I'll keep looking. I'd be interested in hearing what actual Patients say about them.

Meanwhile, if your Insurance will cover it and the accessories then perhaps getting one would be a Good idea. It doesn't seem complicated and it's made so it can be used easily. You can't go wrong there. If you decide it is not for you then tell your Dr., Insurance, etc. It shouldn't be a problem. I wonder if they have trial-testers. That would be even better. Please tell us if you get one and what you think about it. I'm curious.

Ricky · 06-20-2008, 22:31

Terrie ,that's why I was asking ,never heard about this product on the site of the company they say they started in 1979 The one i posted in my thread is the 7th generation .I don't know if I will try it does'nt bother me with the needles,I was just curious about the product because my insurance is covering it 'i saw in a pharmacy site :the price 289$ American + the kits are around 31$. Bye Richard

Anthill · 08-01-2008, 06:15

This is so interesting Richard injecting insulin without the hyperdermic needles. I dont think that is not availabe here and even if it is it would be expencive. It looks like a laser sabre wepon. LOL.