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Picture of INSUL-CAP The Insul-Cap is a syringe needle guide and vial holder designed to aid people with diabetes and neuromuscular disabilities, tremors or others with unstable hands to load a syringe. This colored plastic screw-on cap is designed to be used with bottles of insulin, and it facilitate one-handed syringe loading. The cap has a narrow neck and a top that snaps on and off. The top is designed to fit most standard syringes. COLORS: Blue and orange.

Notes: InsulCap is a registered trademark of AmbiMedInc.

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This product record was updated on October 3, 2011.

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AmbiMedInc

908 Sir Francis Avenue
Capitola, California 95010
United States
Telephone: 831 475-1765.
Fax: 831 475-1765.
Web: http://www.ambimedinc.com.
Email: info@ambimedinc.com.


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