Re: Reuse
- From: "rk" <p_haha_medium@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2006 17:04:03 GMT
I personally wouldn't use the same syringe between the two.
What I did to keep them separate, was after opening a new
vial, I'd keep the box. I got a rubbermaid tub that was colored
and put the syringe in the box of insulin then put the box in the
tub and cover it, place it in the door of frige. (easier for me so
I didn't have to bend)
did you email me yet?
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Aloha & Peace,
Reisa
T1, Animas IR1250 Pumper
June 28th, 2006, A1C = 8.7% :(
July 6th, 2006, Radical Fusion @ 2 levels
July 27 2006, A1C = 5.9!!!
No Diabetic Complications
"Hi_Therre" <Bruce35@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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: Let's say I use a syringe for NPH, a long term insulin, at bedtime.
: Can I use the same syringe for novolog in the morning? I'm concerned
: about contaminating both insulin vials using one syringe. I try to
: get 10 uses out of each syringe. If I have to use a syringe for NPH,
: and another syringe for novolog, it becomes difficult to keep them
: separate in the refrigerator.
:
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