05/14/2020
I had some fun today trying out my new syringe-alternative... on myself! Read more for my first impressions. π¦·
I have given thousands of injections over the last 10 years and I know how important it is to be compassionate and as comfortable as possible β rememeber, unlike at the pediatrician, we START with the π
Iβm the type of person who always wants to do things better. Injections are one of the things that many kids are afraid of, so it is something I am committed to improve on, even if what I currently do is working. Also, my hands are small, and it would be nice to make one of the things I do every day a little more ergonomic. So Iβve been on the lookout for an alternative for years. There are other options like the Wand or Calaject, but they are not cordless and if you have seen your child at a dental office you know they want to step on and press all the buttons... π
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super ergonomic compared with traditional syringe, especially for small hands π
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uses all the same standard size anesthetic carpules and needles π
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looks a lot like a thermometer (because itβs gonna FREEZE those teeth) π‘
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lightweight and I love the intuitive buttons π
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Carpule holder is clear so you can easily see how much anesthetic has been delivered π¦
CONS β
γ°οΈ a little noisy, but with headphones on, the medical grade hepa air filter (thanks covid) and suction, I donβt think it will matter π§πΆ
γ°οΈ cost of course but Iβm building my practice on the principal of what I would want for my own kids and yours deserve the best, too π§π» πΆπΌ
γ°οΈ the grips that come with it are 5 of the syringe βTβ type and 2 pen grips, but what I would really prefer are all pen grips. π
Iβm excited to incorporate this device into my practice because I think that my kids would appreciate it. When you bring your kids to me, I treat them as my own. π Dr. Kristinaπ¦·
Disclosure: I purchased this product and did not receive this product at a discount/for free. I am sharing it because I believe it will help kids be more comfortable.
