Medical Management
Those with Diabetes and low vision can benefit from tools that help them inject insulin. These include syringe magnifiers and devices to automatically measure insulin amounts.
EZY-DOSE SYRINGE MAGNIFIER
Clip this handy magnifier to the syringe barrel to clearly see the calibration markings and ensure that you are getting the proper dosage of your medication. Easy calibration readings of ½ and 1 cc syringes
TALKING GLUCOMETER
Built-In Audio. Clever Chek Auto-Code Voice ™ makes monitoring your blood glucose level easier than ever. An essential tool for the visually impaired, the audio function is perfect for all who prefer the spoken word to a digital display. Audio prompts guide you through each step of using your meter and testing your blood, and when the test is done you hear the results. Historical readings are available in audio.
Other medical management devices include talking blood pressure monitors and scales, and large print pill cases.
TALKING RX-PILL BOTTLE RECORDER AND MEDICATION REMINDER
This reusable recorder attaches to the bottom of a pill bottle. It can speak instructions on how to take the medication, potential side effects, and what to do if a dose is missed.
Autodrop helps solve the problems encountered by many eyedropper users, who involuntarily blink or who sometimes just miss the eye
The Phoenix Talking Scale is a precision instrument that is accurate to about 0.1 lb (0.1 kg). Weights are displayed via a digital LCD display. The numbers appear in a thick black font, set against a dark greenish background, and the numbers measure a little less than an inch in height. It can calculate weights in either pounds or kilograms, and switching between the two systems of measurement is as easy as pressing a button found directly beneath the scales LCD readout. The scale runs off of one 9V battery, which is included with the scale. Weighs up to 330 lbs. Previous page: Products
Next page: Magnifiers
