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Giving a insulin injection
Using the red or blue insulin pens
Using the red or blue insulin pens
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<p>Ensure the correct Pen</p><p><br></p><ul><li>RED = one time before breakfast only. this is slow release and cares for the night period</li></ul><p><br></p><ul><li>BLUE - Before meals/food. Fast acting and counters the sugar intake</li></ul>

Ensure the correct Pen


  • RED = one time before breakfast only. this is slow release and cares for the night period


  • BLUE - Before meals/food. Fast acting and counters the sugar intake
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<p>Determine the amount/units to give her.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p>Red - Will be same every morning</p><p><br></p><p>Blue - Dependent on the meal /food she will be eating.</p><p><br></p><p>Simply Dial up the pen to the units you want to give her.&nbsp;</p>

Determine the amount/units to give her. 


Red - Will be same every morning


Blue - Dependent on the meal /food she will be eating.


Simply Dial up the pen to the units you want to give her. 

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<p>Where to inject.</p><p><br></p><p>Basically use the tummy button as the center of a wheel. Can go all around this</p><p>Get Meila to point to a spot</p><p><br></p><p>Change it up every time you do it, a new spot. She tends to want to always go onto the fatty part below tummy button as less pain, but go all around</p>

Where to inject.


Basically use the tummy button as the center of a wheel. Can go all around this

Get Meila to point to a spot


Change it up every time you do it, a new spot. She tends to want to always go onto the fatty part below tummy button as less pain, but go all around

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Step 4 of 5

Giving the injection


1- Press in firmly

2- Click in the end of the pen to give all units

3- Count to 10 to ensure all insulin goes in


and DONE :)


ps - in the main these do not worry her at all now. low pain/impact. 

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