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  1. Another Device for One-handed Insulin Management. ------- "DO IT YOURSELF" ENTRY ------- PURPOSE: Device to hold an insulin bottle securely so a person with one functioning hand can self- administer insulin. Provides diagram guide for construction of the bottle holder which calls for four small (1/2 inch) suction cups, 5 inches of 1/4 inch doweling cut into 4 equal lengths, a 4 1/2 by 2 by 1/ 2 inch piece of hard wood, a large rubber band, finishing nails and wood glue. The suction cups can hold the device on any smooth perpendicular surface. S...[More Information]

  2. INSUL-TRAY Picture of INSUL-TRAY The Insul-Tray is a vial holder designed for people with diabetes and other conditions requiring the self-administration of injectable medicines. The Insul-Tray is designed to hold two insulin bottles in an upright position. It fits most standard insulin bottles....[More Information]

  3. WALL MOUNT INSULIN HOLDER (MODEL 2049) & TABLE STAND INSULIN HOLDER (MODEL 2050) The Orthocare Wall Mount and Table Stand Insulin Holders are vial holders designed for one-handed use. The holders feature a coated clamp to secure the insulin bottle. The Wall Mount model (##2049, $17.85) is made of Plexiglas and attaches to any smooth surface by use of suction cups. The Table Stand model (##2050, $24.30) is L-shaped and stands firmly in place, by means of suction cups, on any smooth surface (countertops, desks, tables, etc)....[More Information]

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