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RefillPen FAQ - Question and Answers
Basic Use and Operation
1. Remove the pen cap, by pulling the cap off.
2. Unscrew the cartridge holder (the body of the pen) from the main pen body.
3. Ensure the piston rod is fully pushed in.
4. Insert the new cartridge into the holder, often with the metal-capped (threaded) end first.
5. Screw the cartridge holder back onto the main pen body until it is secure.
Here is a video on how to insert a new cartridge:
Putting together a refill pen for medications,https://youtu.be/8KSpyfB42BE
This video shows once your cartridge is loaded in how to prime it.
Putting together a refill pen for medications,https://youtu.be/8KSpyfB42BE
Once it is primed properly, if you do not remove the cartridge from the pen, it will be ready to use again without needing to be primed. If you are switching out cartridges in one pen, this will need to be done before each use.
After pushing the injection button all the way in until the dose counter shows '0', you must keep the needle in your skin and hold the button down for a slow count of 6 to 10 seconds (10 seconds is a common recommendation). This ensures the medication is fully delivered and prevents it from leaking out of the injection site when you withdraw the needle.
If no drop appears after 2-3 attempts, the needle may be clogged or bent. Attach a brand new needle and repeat the priming steps.
If a drop still doesn't appear, the cartridge may not be properly prepped. You may need to use the refillpen button like shown in the video below.
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Reusable injection pens are often considered less painful than traditional syringes primarily because they use finer, shorter needles designed to minimize pain, deliver medication in a controlled and consistent manner, and are easier to handle, which helps reduce discomfort during injection. Additionally, many users experience less anxiety with pens, which can psychologically reduce the perception of pain.
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