Diabetes insulin pens and equipment
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Diabetes insulin pens and equipment
Diabetes insulin pens and equipment. Range of diabetes pens (left) for the injection of insulin. From left, these are: a HumaPen Luxura insulin pen from Eli Lilly, a ClikSTAR insulin pen from Sanofi, a NovoPen insulin pen from Novo Nordisk, a FlexTouch insulin pen from Novo Nordisk, and a SoloStar insulin pen from Sanofi. At upper right is the Safe-Clip (blue) from the BD company, a device used to safely clip and remove needles from used insulin pens. The two cylindrical vials at right contain water (top) and an insulin solution (bottom). The foil-capped plastic items are disposable needle tips for the insulin pens
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Media ID 9247237
© JIM VARNEY/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
2012 Array Clinic Components Device Devices Diabetes Diabetes Mellitus Diabetic Hospital Injector Insulin Insulin Pen Metabolic Metabolism Novopen Selection Tester Tips Treatment Vial Vials Injectors
EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases a range of diabetes insulin pens and equipment, providing a glimpse into the cutting-edge technology used in the treatment of diabetes. In this meticulously arranged still life composition, we see an array of diabetes pens on the left side. From left to right, they include the HumaPen Luxura from Eli Lilly, ClikSTAR from Sanofi, NovoPen from Novo Nordisk, FlexTouch also from Novo Nordisk, and SoloStar again from Sanofi. At the upper right corner lies the Safe-Clip device in blue color by BD company. This ingenious tool ensures safe removal of needles from used insulin pens. Adjacent to it are two cylindrical vials; one containing water and another holding an insulin solution. The foil-capped plastic items scattered around represent disposable needle tips for these remarkable insulin pens. Each component showcased in this photograph plays a crucial role in managing blood sugar levels effectively for individuals with diabetes. Captured against a clean background with meticulous attention to detail, this image not only highlights technological advancements but also emphasizes their importance within healthcare settings. It serves as a reminder that medical devices like these have revolutionized diabetic care and continue to improve patients' quality of life worldwide. Photographed by Jim Varney for Science Photo Library in 2012, this image encapsulates both the scientific progress made in treating metabolic disorders like diabetes and our ongoing commitment towards better healthcare outcomes.
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