In the case of MDI therapy the insulin is injected with an insulin pen at least four times each day. The pen needles are extremely narrow, which means that insertion is barely noticeable. Insulin pen therapy
There are six different lengths of pen needles. But which one is right for you? We will show you how to determine the right needle length for you. Correct needle length
Nearly every diabetic has them: Preferred injection sites where you barely notice the needle going in. But these preferred sites involve many problems. Injection sites
At a 90° or 45° angle? With or without a skin fold? There are various injection techniques for injecting insulin into the subcutaneous fatty tissue. Injection techniques
Modern pen needles are disposable products of the highest quality. They are extremely thin and sharp and are coated with a lubricating film. This results in a gentle and comfortable injection - but only once! Single use of pen needles
It is particularly important to note that the effect of injections into lipohypertrophies is uncertain in diabetes therapy. In these areas the absorption of insulin is impaired, making the effect of the insulin difficult to estimate. Tissue hardening (lipohypertrophy)
Insulin on Board (IOB) is one of the most important factors of insulin therapy, as it provides you with helpful insight into how much insulin is still working in your body. We will show you why it is important and and how it fits into your therapy. Tissue hardening (lipohypertrophy)
