Unifine® Pentips® Plus

The first all-in-one pen needle and remover for easier needle change

Unifine® Pentips® Plus is the world’s first integrated pen needle system that utilises the same high quality needles as Unifine® Pentips® but also features an integrated needle disposal chamber which offers a convenient option for needle disposal after use.

Experts agree that the most accurate routine when using injection pens is the immediate removal of the pen needle after injection and replacement with a new needle just prior to injection.^1,2

A study shows that Unifine® Pentips® Plus supports an increase in new needle use with each injection,³ promoting better needle changing behaviour and potentially lowering the risk of complications associated with needle reuse.⁴

Unifine® Pentips® Plus uses unique Safe Click Technology™ that indicates when used needles are disposed into the locking chamber, providing a convenient solution for needle disposal on-the-go.

Unifine® Pentips® Plus is available in five needle lengths – 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, 8mm and 12 mm – and is compatible with all diabetes medication injection pens.

Benefits:

• Encourages more frequent needle change behaviour3, which potentially lowers the risk of complications associated with needle reuse⁴
• Needle design technology delivers low penetration force and improved drug flow⁵
• Improved drug flow results in less thumb force and time to deliver the dose⁶
• A comfortable injection experience for patients using the device.

1. Diabetes care in the UK, The First UK Injection Technique Recommendations, 2nd Edition.

2. Ginsberg B.H., J.L. Parkes, C. Sparacino: The kinetics of insulin administration by insulin pens. Horm. Metab. Res. 26: 584-587 (1994).

3. Study by Healthcare Research Worldwide. (2013).

4. Torrance T. An unexpected hazard of injectable therapy injection. Practical Diabetes International 2002;19:63.

5. Independent test by Melab GmbH 2014

6. Basal thumb arthritis, Richard Dias, Jeevan Chandrasenan, Vaikunthan Rajaratnam, Frank D Burke. Postgrad Med J 2007;83:40-43. Doi: 10.1136/pgmj.046300

The first all-in-one pen needle and remover for easier needle change

Unifine® Pentips® Plus is the world’s first integrated pen needle system that utilises the same high quality needles as Unifine® Pentips® but also features an integrated needle disposal chamber which offers a convenient option for needle disposal after use.

Experts agree that the most accurate routine when using injection pens is the immediate removal of the pen needle after injection and replacement with a new needle just prior to injection.^1,2

A study shows that Unifine® Pentips® Plus supports an increase in new needle use with each injection,³ promoting better needle changing behaviour and potentially lowering the risk of complications associated with needle reuse.⁴

Unifine® Pentips® Plus uses unique Safe Click Technology™ that indicates when used needles are disposed into the locking chamber, providing a convenient solution for needle disposal on-the-go.

Unifine® Pentips® Plus is available in five needle lengths – 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, 8mm and 12 mm – and is compatible with all diabetes medication injection pens.

Benefits:

• Encourages more frequent needle change behaviour3, which potentially lowers the risk of complications associated with needle reuse⁴
• Needle design technology delivers low penetration force and improved drug flow⁵
• Improved drug flow results in less thumb force and time to deliver the dose⁶
• A comfortable injection experience for patients using the device.

1. Diabetes care in the UK, The First UK Injection Technique Recommendations, 2nd Edition.

2. Ginsberg B.H., J.L. Parkes, C. Sparacino: The kinetics of insulin administration by insulin pens. Horm. Metab. Res. 26: 584-587 (1994).

3. Study by Healthcare Research Worldwide. (2013).

4. Torrance T. An unexpected hazard of injectable therapy injection. Practical Diabetes International 2002;19:63.

5. Independent test by Melab GmbH 2014

6. Basal thumb arthritis, Richard Dias, Jeevan Chandrasenan, Vaikunthan Rajaratnam, Frank D Burke. Postgrad Med J 2007;83:40-43. Doi: 10.1136/pgmj.046300