Prodigy Count-a-dose for the Low Vision Diabetic

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Features
• Holds one or two bottles of insulin (any brand) for easy mixing
• Makes a distinctive click with each increment
• Fills in 1-unit increments
• Printed and audio instructions included
• Blind and low vision friendly measuring

The Prodigy Count-a-dose is a simple way to fill insulin syringes safely and accurately with one or two bottles of insulin (any brand). The bottle holder is marked to identify bottles for easy mixing - one raised dot for the first bottle and two for the second bottle. With the click dial starting all the way down toward the raised tactile minus sign, the user simply moves the click dial the number of times, or clicks, per unit of insulin needed. Each click of the dial toward the plus sign will draw one unit of insulin into the syringe.

The Prodigy Count-a-dose is a simple system to learn and allows blind and low vision diabetics to measure from one to fifty units of insulin in single-unit increments. Count-a-dose uses a Prodigy 50-unit (1/2 cc) syringe or a BD (Becton Dickinson) 50-unit (1/2 cc) insulin syringe. Note: Color may vary.

Product Measurements: 4.625" x 2.25" x 1.5"
Product Weight: 2.2 oz.
Weight in Original Packaging: 3.3 oz.

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