Extended Infusion Set 23"/9mm coupons
Extended Infusion Set 23"/9mm

Extended Infusion Set 23"/9mm Coupons & Discount Card – Guaranteed Prices from $1580.53

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Extended Infusion Set 23"/9mm FAQs
Do you need a prescription for infusion sets?

Yes, infusion sets typically require a prescription from a healthcare provider. This ensures that the correct type and specifications are provided based on the individual's medical needs.

Wearing infusion sets longer than recommended can increase the risk of several complications. These include infection at the insertion site, irritation or inflammation of the skin, and the development of scar tissue. Additionally, insulin absorption may become inconsistent, leading to potential issues with blood glucose control. It is important to follow the manufacturer's guidelines and healthcare provider's recommendations for changing infusion sets to minimize these risks.

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