Do you need doctors prescription for insulin syringe
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that would depend on the laws in the state you live in. I would call a local drug store an ask them.
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I usually can put two vials and at least 6 syringes in the Medium wallet... I probably could stuff in more syringes, but haven't had the need for more. Of course the more saturated the wallet the less room you'll have. I don't have insulin pens, so I couldn't answer specifically to that question, but I hope my answer helps you with your question.
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Absolutely not. The home PT/INR machine requires a prescription from your doctor.
872790
"Syringe Only" means without needle. And they are Pre-filled with 10mL of Saline.
526562
I use it for BD insulin and it works fine. It could be used for more than 30ml or up to 100ml syringes. If the needle size is the same length, I think it could be used for others too, although, I have not used it except for insulin.
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The syringe is where the product is. If there are no syringes, something is seriously wrong.
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Most of the customers do take this along with their regular prescription drugs. In consultation with their doctors, they reduce their prescription and keep this going. It is always better to work with your doctor.
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You can buy needles to fit these syringes at Allegro Medical . com (no prescription needed), or at your local pharmacy.
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No, I use it to put the caps back on my lancets for my blood sugar levels. I'm a diabetic!
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If you have a type D supplement and an RX from your doctor, you may have to go to your designated RX provider. You can still buy from Amazon, but with an RX can deduct as a medical expense if you itemize taxes. That is what I did, was cheaper from Amazon rather than copay from provider. Dave
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Hello:Thank you for your question, no, you do not need a prescription to order the Eicosaderm.Thank you!
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The needles don't come in the injector itself, they're separate. As for filling the needles, you would need to do so manually with a vial of insulin. Basically what this device is good for is getting the needle into yourself or whoever needs the injections. Personally I hate having to manually insert the needle into myself, thankfully the injector saves me the trouble of that step.
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You have to put your own needle into the injector. You fill the needle before putting it into the injector.
526563
I don't know. I only use it with needles for insulin injection. You need to call the manufacturer or check with your pharmacy.
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I am not gonna lie and say "yes" as it's not the same needle we're using. We use some from Walgreens called Super thin Syringes for insulin, 29 gauge, 1.0 mL volume, 1/2" (12.7 mm) needle length. Hope that helps you
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No, I have ordered these regularly through Amazon with no prescription. I researched countless joint supplements, and this one had the best ratings and recommended by veterinarians. They have worked great for my dogs.
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It was not used. The pen did not fit. It was not needed for insulin, it was a different drug.