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  1. ADVANTAJET, ADVANTAJET ES AND GENTLEJET Picture of ADVANTAJET, ADVANTAJET ES AND GENTLEJET AdvantaJet, AdvantaJet ES and GentleJet are insulin syringe infusers that inject insulin without the use of a needle. They are cylindrical, pen-shaped injectors that deliver insulin under pressure through a tiny port (0.006 inches) at the head of the injector through the outer skin and into the subcutaneous layer below. The injection pressure can be selected from six available settings. Before injection, the user attached an adaptor to the insulin vial and attaches the adaptor and vial to the in...[More Information]

  2. PRECI JET 50 Insulin syringe infuser permits insulin injection without the use of a needle. Insulin is delivered under pressure through a tiny orifice at the head of the injector. Adjustable injection pressure. Insulin vial attaches to injector, handle is then turned until appropriate dosage has been loaded. Injector clicks as each whole unit is loaded so that an individual with low vision can fill the device. To inject the user holds device perpendicular to the skin and releases trigger button for insulin i...[More Information]

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