Ambimed Easy and Comfortable Automatic Diabetic Aid by Ambimed

I use this for all my injections including Tirzepatide, glutathione and any others down the line. Great price for making my necessary weekly injections easy and painless! I also like that it is compatible with many different types of standard insulin syringes. I have used different gauges 29-31G and 6mm-8mm needles and had no issues it worked just as well with all of them! I have severe needle anxiety and very shaky hands due to neurological issues so when I would try to inject myself without the device my hand would tremble and move the needle while it was inserted leading to pain and bruising. I also couldn’t swiftly insert the needle so slow insertion made it more uncomfortable. I tried another injection aid device, the Owen Mumford Autoject 2 and while that one was okay the trigger sounded loud and startled me when I was already very anxious and made injections even more nerve wrecking for me. It would sometimes also inject the fluid too quickly and cause discomfort and burning due to that. With this device it only inserts the needles for you and hides it from sight. The sound is much more tolerable and quick, I don’t feel a thing, and you push the syringe so you control the speed of injection! Very easy to use and stabilizes my shaky hand! I definitely recommend if you struggle with injections!

Very good auto injector for those who are scared of injection needles.

Works as described. Helps a lot with taking away the nervousness of doing it by hand.

Works perfect for U-100 syringes. This makes it very easy if you have a phobia of needles. Place it on the skin and push the button, the hard part is over. You then inject the medicine yourself then remove the needle, it remains inside the injector until you remove it. I have used mine for over a year now and it still works great. It does not have an excessive spring tension when it injects the needle, it's the perfect amount of tension to get the needle through the skin. It makes it painless, you cannot see the needle going in. I don't like needles, sticking myself is not something I can do without a great deal of anxiety. This is the easiest way for me and it works every time.

As long as you are using an "insulin style" syringe and needle (not necessarily for insulin), it's fabulous! The attachments that come with it allow you to adjust for a great variety of syringe and needle lengths. Makes needle insertion very easy and painless - especially if you are going into a 'sensitive' part of the body (think "ED"). Note that the needle insertion is the automatic part. You still have to do the easy part (pushing the plunger to push the drug through).