'Novopen II' insulin delivery device, Denmark, 1989

`New' Novopen II insulin delivery device for use with Novo 'Novopen II' insulin delivery device, Denmark, 1989 'Novopen II' insulin delivery device, Denmark, 1989

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`New' Novopen II insulin delivery device for use with Novo
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`New' Novopen II insulin delivery device for use with Novo Nordisk Penfill cartridges, by Novo Nordisk A/S, 1989.

The ‘Novopen II’ (shown on the right) is a handheld device used by people with diabetes to inject insulin into the body. Diabetes is a condition where the pancreas cannot produce enough insulin to break down sugars in the body. The injected dose can be varied easily. The pen is a discreet way to administer insulin and is easy to use. Made by Novo Nordisk A/S, the Novopen II can be bought from medical suppliers. It is shown here with a similar device (1993-932).

Details

Category:
Therapeutics
Object Number:
1993-1451
Materials:
plastic (unidentified)
Measurements:
overall: 15 mm x 167 mm x 20 mm, .025kg
type:
insulin delivery device
credit:
Novo Nordisk Limited