Wallcur's Practi-Insulin Glargine, for clinical training, contains 40 distilled water vials labeled Practi-Insulin Glargine. Teaching insulin injections made easy, realistic and safe. Each vial has been designed and labeled to accurately simulate Insulin Glargine (Lantus) insulin vials found in clinical practice today.
Teach your Students To:
- Identify and understand one of the most commonly ordered insulin medications
- Calculate insulin dosages
- Mix, combine, and promptly withdraw long acting insulin
- Identify injection site landmarks, and aseptic precautions when administering insulin
Practi-Insulin Teaching CD Module for the educator! Make student practice easy, consistent and accurate. Yours for almost free!
Qt: 40
NOT FOR HUMAN OR ANIMAL USE. FOR TRAINING PURPOSES ONLY.
The Practi-Insulin Glargine (for training) 410LT is a realistic, non-medicated training vial designed to help healthcare students master the preparation and administration of long-acting insulin. Specifically created for educational use, this simulated medication mirrors the appearance of actual insulin glargine, making it an ideal tool for training in diabetes care and subcutaneous injection technique.
Each vial contains only distilled water and is clearly labeled to resemble real insulin glargine packaging, giving learners the opportunity to safely practice essential tasks such as vial handling, unit calculation, syringe preparation, and patient education. The accurate simulation helps reinforce key principles of insulin therapy, including time-action profiles, injection timing, and storage requirements.
Perfect for use in nursing, pharmacy, and medical training programs, the Practi-Insulin Glargine 410LT enhances hands-on learning without the risks associated with real insulin. It supports the development of clinical competence, reduces the likelihood of medication errors, and prepares students for real-world patient care.
Incorporate the Practi-Insulin Glargine 410LT into your curriculum for a safe, effective, and engaging way to teach insulin administration in a controlled training environment.
