Medarchitect PSC (MA-PSC) Portable Travel Insulin Prefilled Syringe Case for Diabetes

Medarchitect PSC (MA-PSC) Portable Travel Insulin Prefilled Syringe Case for Diabetes

$ 6.98

Score By Feature

Based on 302 ratings

Customer service

9.06

Delivery

9.41

Satisfaction

9.05

Packaging

9.22

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Product Description

For transporting syringes filled with insulin, this case is the most advanced and secure.

This insulin dose holder protects each dosage precisely, and fits most 0.1 mL bottles. A 3cc and a 0 are added. The U-100 syringe has a capacity of 5cc and 1cc.

This two-piece syringe case features real hinges that open wide for ease of use and placement of the syringe. It features a premium quality, heavy duty construction, yet fits easily into a

For use with INSULIN syringes, which have needle lengths no longer than 5/8", this case is designed. There are other types of syringes that might be oversized and not fit inside a case that is specifically designed for diabetics.

Please note that Monoject 1 is on the agenda. As many 0cc syringes are made with extremely long needles, they are not supported. These are used for injection of medications other than insulin through IM(intramuscular) routes.

Questions & Answers

Is this container large enough to hold 100 units?

Around 80 units can be stored.

Can you tell me the dimensions of this object?

There are six syringes in the case A length of 3/4 inches and a diameter of approximately 5/8 inches The latches and hinges of the MA-41 The syringe case and main housing of the PSC syringe line slightly extend from each other, adding to the diameter.

When can I expect to see this product in stores? Are these still being manufactured? Only this case fits 80 U, I lost mine and there is no other case on the market. ?

Now, it is back on the market, and you can find it by searching for "MA-" in the Amazon store The syringe case of PSC is prefilled. It had not been available for a couple of months, but the inventory problem has been resolved, and it is now available

How many tuberculin syringes can it hold? The epinephrine I use is not insulin, but I need to pick up a carrying case for prefilled epinephrine syringes. ?

A syringe case like this holds zero syringes. A 3cc and a 0 are added. The amount was 5 cc, and the amount was One syringe of insulin with a volume of 0 cc. Epipen needles are substantially longer than those in insulin syringes when used for epinephrine. There may have to be an opening drilled in the needle end of the case to accommodate the longer needle.

Selected User Reviews For Medarchitect PSC (MA-PSC) Portable Travel Insulin Prefilled Syringe Case for Diabetes

Syringes and needles might only be very short if these are used

3/5

One ml of Insulin Syringe U-shaped by BD The number 100 doesn't even come close to fitting. They might be able to use it if they made it large enough to fit the plunger. Nevertheless, I think the article should be a bit longer. A large waste of money all in all.

Scout Gillespie

| Oct 24, 2020

Including it in the prescription for every new insulin vial is a good idea

5/5

What a great idea! They both cost me two dollars each. There is nothing I dislike about my health insurance. Keeping some level of convenience is possible through this workaround. Holds up well to an 85 unit injection using the needle type I use which is okay to If the device is closed into its case, it is safe to use in my pocket or backpack without worrying about it being damaged.

Emory Barrera

| Jun 27, 2021

Is very good at what she does

5/5

very sturdy, the hinges are very strong, and the clasp is very secure. A syringe filled with one milliliter is solidly held in the case, which is This is ideal for going out and about and not taking everything with you, because it is secure and ready to be used. You can always put it right inside the front pocket of your Levis.

Ayden Macias

| May 20, 2021

I'm very happy with the result! For several years I have been searching for a product such as this

5/5

I am glad I found this article. It's also convenient because I don't have to take the whole vial with me when I'm gone just a couple prefilled syringes do the trick!.

Milan Bell

| Oct 15, 2020

Easy to open but not so easy to open

4/5

Azariah Newman

| Aug 22, 2020

I like the way this works

5/5

With these changes, I do not need to carry the entire vile of insulin home, so I don't have to keep it cool until I get there. The large 100u syringes as well as the smaller 50u syringes fit comfortably inside.

Jaxxon Baker

| Dec 22, 2020

Insulin is easily transportable with this bag

5/5

Because I was tired of carrying my fast acting insulin in a vial around everywhere, I decided to use It proved to be a great solution to allowing me to have a prefilled 1mL syringe with me at all times. I would recommend it for lunch and pre-lunch time An amount of food in a.

Kallie Stuart

| Jan 26, 2021

Having just received this, I am impressed it will hold 6mm 31G 1/2 mL needles perfectly

5/5

My wife uses 6mm 31G 1/2 mL needles and this holder will hold those well. A full needle can be accommodated by the needle holder when the plunger gets beyond the 50 unit mark. If you are looking to see if this will work, the pictures should help you.

Christian Sellers

| Jul 24, 2020