Injection Training Pad for Nurse, Skin-Like Intradermal Practice Model for Medical Student, Artificial Hypodermic Injection Trainer (Training Use Only)
Description
💡 Master the Art of Injection with Confidence!
- DURABLE REUSABLE - 15 injection sites for endless practice opportunities.
- ELEVATE YOUR SKILLS - Experience lifelike training with our advanced injection pad.
- DESIGNED FOR SUCCESS - Simulates skin reactions for accurate practice.
- USER FRIENDLY DESIGN - Easy to handle, perfect for both students and professionals.
- SUPPORT AT YOUR FINGERTIPS - Includes dedicated customer service for your training needs.
The Injection Training Pad is an essential tool for nursing students and medical professionals, featuring a silicone skin-like layer that mimics real-life injection scenarios. With 15 reusable injection spots, this model allows for extensive practice, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience. Ideal for mastering intradermal injections, it comes with dedicated customer support to enhance your training journey.
Reviews
C**R
This works very well for initial training and retraining
Easy to use and gives you the “feel” for intradermal injection administration.
N**D
The best for teaching
Definitely will buy more for my class. Student loved it.
E**
Medical supplies
I bought this product for practice and it is actually better than I thought and it was delivered early.
G**E
Amazing product
I'm a Medical Assistant Professor and this is amazing to teach students and let them practice! Recommended 100%
B**H
Great!
Great for nursing school! I really wanted to practice this skill and it helped so much
K**E
Very tough, not similar to skin.
I used this product while in nursing school and it was not accurate in the slightest. The “skin” would only raise with a large amount of fluid. Multiple instructors tried as well and would not recommend this for practicing.
P**E
Excellent
Excellent product. TB skin testing is tough to teach. This makes it easier
A**Y
Good teaching tool
Very helpful for teaching purposes for our medical assistants. The bubbles to help demonstrate an intradermal injection have began fading quickly and some drained better than others so not sure how long it will hold up for. If it holds up well this is a great teaching tool.
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