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I have been a vegetarian most of my life. I exercised six or seven days a week; aerobics, weight lifting swimming and running. My children were born while I was in my late 20’s so that was optimal. I have rarely lived in the city. Read More

Debra Burgess

My parents instilled in me the importance of honesty and hard work in my life. These values and principles kept me out of trouble, which led me to a long and successful career as a law enforcement officer. Read More

Anonymous

How did I survive without this ?? Being a T1 Diabetic and suffering from extreme needle-phobia I would often skip my medication simply because I didnt want to inject myself. This device takes the pain and anxiety out of insulin-therapy treatment. Read More

Alex

I am a new customer and I just had my first "injection" with Comfort-In. It was AMAZING! I felt nothing! I admit I am a wuss and have always been scared of needles since I was knee-high to a grasshopper. Read More

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What is Comfort-in™️ and how does it work?

Comfort-in™️ is a spring operated needle-free injection system. This system is a type of medical injecting syringe that uses high-pressure - it uses the narrow jet of the injected liquid instead of a hypodermic needle to penetrate the epidermis (skin).

Comfort-in™️ is a compact system and delivers up to 0.5ml (50 units) of any liquid medication, it can also be referred to as a jet injector. It is ideal for personal use to self-administer insulin, hormones, vitamin B-12 and other liquid injectable grade medication.

In regards to personal use, Comfort-in™️ is an astonishing device that has given individuals with needle phobia the confidence and reassurance to receive or self-administer medication via the needle free injection system. It gives needle phobics the power to receive vaccinations or to allow their medical health professional, to administer local anesthesia to perform simple procedures such as stitches.