Description:

This injection pad is intended for intramuscular injection training and allows up to 20ml of fluid to be used at a time. Made with 3 layers of soft, life-like silicone and an absorption layer of sponge to contain all the liquids that are injected. This mini injection pad is perfect for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd - year nursing students, as well as experienced nurses for skills refreshment course. Avaible individually and in bulk packaging.

Features:

Visible tissue layers provide a visual aid for learning and teaching.
High-quality cellulose sponge for best absorption of simulated liquids.
High-quality hypoallergenic skin-safe silicone that feels like real tissue.
Includes 2 syringes (1.5 inches with safety lock), a pair of nitrile gloves (blue, white, or black).

Mini Injection Pad

C$24.99

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Product Size: Thickness: 1.81 in (46 mm), Width - 3.15 in (80 mm).

Material: Silicone, cellulose sponge.

Available in 2 colours.
Prior to use, place the injection pad inside a bowl of water, then drain out the excess liquid by squeezing the injection pad. This will help soften the sponge in the muscle layer. Prepare a syringe by filling it with water and start to practice injection. Insert the syringe in the model, and release its content once the syringe has reached the sponge in the muscle layer. You can repeat this process until you master the skill. Once the injection pad is full of fluid (up to 20ml) it can be drained out by squeezing the absorption sponge. See our instructional video for more details.

This model is also suitable for other types of injections including subcutaneous, intravenous, and intradermal. However, we do not recommend the use of fluid for anything other than training how to perform an intramuscular type of injection.
We use the highest quality materials available.

All of our models are hand-made in Canada.

We use latex-free, certified skin-safe silicone rubber. High durability silicone can last thousands of injections.

The products include everything you need to get started: tools, gloves, syringes/needles, simulated medicine vials, etc.