Subcutaneous Injection Practice Pad in Case

The Subcutaneous Injection Practice Case with Skin Pad is a compact, reusable training model designed for hands-on subcutaneous injection practice. Its case-style design features a removable skin-like injection pad that allows learners to practice injection site selection, needle insertion, and injection techniques in a convenient, portable format. Liquid can also be introduced during practice, while the removable inner pad makes cleaning and drying easier between training sessions.

Features:

• Designed for Subcutaneous Injection Practice
  Provides a soft, skin-like surface for practicing subcutaneous injection techniques, including injection site selection, needle positioning, and controlled needle insertion. The reusable design allows learners to repeat essential skills before working with real patients.

• Skin-Like Surface for Repeated Needle Practice
  The flexible, latex-free injection surface provides a more realistic feel than rigid practice blocks. It is designed for repeated punctures, with injection marks that are less noticeable after use.

• Convenient Case-Style Design
  The square case design keeps the injection pad enclosed and easy to handle during training and storage. The case can be opened when practicing and closed for convenient transport between classrooms, skills labs, and training sessions.

• Removable Inner Pad for Easy Cleaning
  The injection pad can be removed from the case after practice. When liquid is used during injection training, the inner sponge can be taken out, squeezed to remove excess liquid, and air-dried before the next practice session.

• Supports Liquid Injection Practice
  The model allows learners to introduce liquid during simulated injection practice, providing an additional hands-on element for demonstrating injection techniques and fluid handling.

• Reusable for Individual & Group Training
  Designed for repeated practice, the injection pad can support individual skills development as well as structured instruction in nursing schools, medical training programs, and healthcare education settings.

• Suitable for Subcutaneous & Insulin Injection Education
  The model can be used for subcutaneous injection training, including insulin injection education. It provides a convenient simulation tool for teaching injection site selection and basic injection techniques without using a real patient.