Rush Bartlett develops simple injector for diabetics

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Channel: Purdue University · 2010 · People & Blogs

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"What we developed, working with Rose-Hulman Ventures Program, a rapid-prototyping company, is a Chap Stick-sized container where you simply remove the cap, compress at the site of injection and it does the rest," Bartlett says.  "It mixes the powder with a liquid, injects the liquid and retracts the needle so you never see it. It has a long shelf life, and the ease of use means its more likely to be successfully used.
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