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Spasilen, automatic injector is a device for self-execution of intramuscular and subcutaneous injections with disposable syringes of 3 and 5 ml.
Spasilen is designed to reduce considerably unpleasant feelings from injections and make this process more comfortable.
We have made the device so easy and convenient that you can use it yourself without involving third-party people.
The device has a registration certificate of Roszdravnadzor ISO 13485
This device’s helped many families and will definitely help you if you’ve faced with similar difficulties:
Allows you to make personally intramuscular injections at home
Does not require professional skills
Ensures the correct injection
Helps to overcome the fear of a shot to children
2 year warranty
Minimizes injection pain and discomfort
Reduces psychological fear of injections
Fully automatic
Saves the family budget. Pays for 10 injections
Saves your time on going to the nurse: 3 minutes instead of 1.5 hours
Let’s start with the similarities. Both devices are designed for intramuscular and subcutaneous injections, and they both work with 5-ml and 3-ml syringes.
Now let’s discuss the differences:
– In Saviplen, we recommend using SFM syringes; in Universal, you can use syringes of any brand.
– In Saviplen, you need to change the cartridges for 5-ml or 3-ml syringes. In Universal, you have one cartridge for both 5-ml and 3-ml syringes.
– The Spasilen kit includes 10 syringes, while the universal kit includes 5.
– The universal kit allows you to adjust the cartridge position to suit any manufacturer’s syringe.
No, the Savelin injector is not intended for use with insulin syringes.
This medical device is designed exclusively for use with standard 3 ml and 5 ml disposable syringes.
The automatic injector Spasilen is primarily designed for administering water-based medications. However, if you plan to use an oil-based medication solution, it is important to follow certain guidelines. These include using 3 ml syringes and wider needles, such as 0.9*40, and preheating the solution to body temperature. By following these recommendations, you can ensure a successful injection. For oil-based solutions, we recommend using the Spasilen Sport kit.
Due to the fact that some injection solutions (for example, Midocalm solution) have aggressive or adhesive properties that can have a bad effect on the plastic parts of the product, after each use (especially if drops of drugs get on the parts), the injector must be rinsed with very warm running water.
The warranty period is two years. During the test trials, Spasilen made more than 2,000 activations without any breakdowns.
Intramuscular injections should be performed in areas of the body where there is a significant layer of muscle tissue and where major blood vessels and nerve trunks are not present. The most suitable locations are the upper outer quadrant of the buttocks and the anterior outer surface of the middle part of the thigh. For subcutaneous injections, choose areas with a significant subcutaneous fat layer. These include the abdominal wall (lateral surface), the outer part of the shoulder, the subscapular area, and the anterior side of the thigh.
The injector is individual and personal, so its transfer to other users is undesirable. during operation, microparticles of biological material (for example, blood) may remain on it. Therefore, if you still decided to transfer Spasilen to other people, then wash it thoroughly and treat it with an antiseptic, for example, alcohol.
Yes, this is correct, because its parts do not directly contact neither the needle of the syringe nor the injected drug.
We do not recommend this, as this product has not been tested on this category of patients.
Yes, it is possible. it all depends on the amount (volume) of the drug typed into the syringe. All the volume collected in the syringe will be injected. Therefore, dose the medicine with the volume of the solution collected in the syringe.
This will protect the plastic parts from damage. After each use, rinse the injector in hot running water and dry it.
The injection is done in the order of 10-15 seconds. This is due to the speed of the syringe piston. This speed is considered optimal to avoid excessive pain during the drug injection. It is not possible to change the injection rate.
Yes, such situation can happen sometimes. this is due to the brand and size of the syringes that you’ve purchased at the pharmacy. The fact is that they may differ slightly from one manufacturer to another. we recommend using syringes by the manufacturer SFM, as the Spasilen was developed for their standard size (you can read more about this in the instructions).
In order to work the trigger button, the injector should be tightly pressed to the injection site. The safety button will be pressed and the trigger button will operate.
Most likely, you forgot to lower the lifter down until the first or second click, so the needle insertion mechanism did not work. Look at the instructions again and perform all procedures strictly in accordance with the instructions.
Most likely, you did not cock it fully. Cock the piston pusher again until it stops – to the highest point. After that, the pusher will fix and work only after pressing the trigger button.
Most likely, you did not put the piston pusher in the upper position. The sequence of actions is very important for the correct operation of the device. First, the piston pusher is cocked up, then the syringe lift is lowered. Review or re-read the instructions for the device again.
Follow the instructions, rinse the device thoroughly, and then dry it, the problem should pass.
Any spare part for Spasilen can be ordered separately through our service center or the manufacturer’s website.
Make sure again that the cartridge inserted into the device matches the syringe. If you’ve made a mistake, replace the cartridge with the correct one and try to insert the syringe again. in addition, we recommend using SFM syringes, as their size corresponds to the developed Spasilen model as much as possible.
Yes, this situation can happen sometimes. You will lift the injector perpendicular to the injection site and remove the needle yourself. this is due to the brand and size of the syringes that you’ve purchased at the pharmacy. The fact is that they may differ slightly from one manufacturer to another. we recommend using syringes by the manufacturer SFM, as the Spasilen was developed for their standard size (you can read more about this in the instructions).
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