...As a long-term solution, insulin manufacturers need to make insulin vials distinguishable from each other by type/duration, without sight. The drug companies have not been particularly interested in doing this. We have been left with our homemade Braille labels, rubber bands, tape, and other temporary "recognition systems"...
...When your pharmacist prepares your medication, and creates a written label, an "audio label" is created also. With the ASKO recording unit, the pharmacist reads pertinent dosage information onto the Audio Label, as if into a tape recorder. Like recorded tape, the Audio Label is reusable--when your prescriptions change, the pharmacist can replace old information with new. And note, there is no language barrier--whatever language your pharmacist speaks can be easily recorded. Standard reusable "audio labels" cost $10.00 each, and the smaller labels (for insulin vials) will cost $5.00 each...
...Because the ScripTalk's special microchip is in the label, no great bulk is added to the label or container, and an insulin vial with label attached should easily fit into adaptive measuring devices like the Count-a-Dose. They offer two label sizes (same chip) with the smaller label 1/2-inches by 3/4-inches specifically for small vials like insulin...
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...All the systems have their pluses, and their problems. Although both the Aloud and the Talking RX are "lifetime" products, endlessly reprogrammable, and both are simple and relatively inexpensive, neither is particularly convenient for use with an insulin vial. The MedivoxRX has similar problems, plus the playback units are not rechargeable, and it is somewhat fragile in construction. All three of these are really too big to work well with adaptive measuring equipment, unlike the ScripTalk...
...To conclude, our main interest has always been the ability to distinguish one insulin vial from another. Systems designed for pill bottles, such as the Aloud and Talking RX systems, are only partial answers for insulin identification. Most of the systems reviewed here require sighted intervention or "programming"--and until there is some way a blind person can reliably and independently tell insulins apart, without such aid, the job is not completed. Discuss your needs for such a device with your health care team, and stay tuned for further improvement...
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