VeinVeiwer ATTENTION ‪#...

VeinVeiwer

ATTENTION ‪#‎DOCTORS‬/‪#‎NURSES‬/‪#‎HEALTHCARE‬ WORKERS
‪#‎PeopleLivingWithHIV‬ have weak veins. At least some of them. Even old people. And some who never had strong veins - who are healthy but have thin veins. And it gets difficult for us when doctors poke to insert the needle at the right point.
With ‪#‎VeinViewer‬ say bye bye to pokey discomforts!!

If you are scared of the needle because you have difficult-to-locate veins, there is some good news for you.

To keep the guesswork out of injections, a Memphis-based company Christie Medical Holdings, has designed a device that can locate veins inside a person’s arm using harmless near-infrared light.

VeinViewer is a vein finder that uses infrared light to look under the skin and projects an HD image of the veins onto the surface of the skin. There won’t be any miss when the doctors and nurses poke you with a needle next time.

This highly portable device helps hospital staff to immediately locate a vein inside a person’s arm. It can find veins up to 0.4 inches or 10mm deep. The light detects hemoglobin in the blood and then instantly illuminates the intricate network of veins.

The light is totally painless but highly accurate, increasing both first-stick success and patient satisfaction.

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