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O IMPRESA [10 Pack] Shot Helper Pain Blocker Device é um dispositivo inovador projetado para proporcionar alívio durante a aplicação de vacinas e injeções em crianças. Com um design ergonômico e fácil de usar, este bloqueador de dor atua como um distrator, ajudando a minimizar a ansiedade e o desconforto associados a procedimentos médicos. Cada pacote contém 10 unidades, permitindo que os pais tenham sempre à mão uma solução eficaz para tornar as visitas ao médico mais tranquilas. O dispositivo é feito de materiais seguros e não tóxicos, garantindo que seja adequado para o uso em crianças. O Shot Helper é ideal para clínicas, hospitais e uso domiciliar, promovendo uma experiência mais positiva para os pequenos pacientes.
1. Redução da Ansiedade: O dispositivo ajuda a distrair as crianças, diminuindo o medo e a tensão durante as injeções.
2. Alívio da Dor: Proporciona um bloqueio eficaz da dor, tornando o processo de vacinação mais confortável.
3. Fácil de Usar: O design intuitivo permite que pais e profissionais de saúde utilizem o produto sem complicações.
4. Portátil e Prático: Com 10 unidades em cada pacote, é fácil de transportar e ter sempre à disposição.
5. Apropriado para Todas as Idades: Seguro para crianças de diferentes idades, tornando-se uma solução versátil para famílias.
Para utilizar o IMPRESA Shot Helper Pain Blocker Device, siga estas etapas: primeiro, escolha um ambiente calmo e confortável para a aplicação da injeção. Em seguida, retire o dispositivo da embalagem e posicione-o na área desejada, onde a injeção será aplicada. Ative o mecanismo de distração, que pode incluir sons ou luzes, para captar a atenção da criança. Enquanto o profissional de saúde realiza a injeção, mantenha o dispositivo em funcionamento para maximizar o efeito de distração e minimizar a percepção da dor. Após o procedimento, remova o dispositivo e converse com a criança sobre a experiência, reforçando a ideia de que foi algo rápido e sem dor.
Giving My Time To You –
As a parent seeking solutions to alleviate my child’s anxiety during bi-weekly shots at home, I had high hopes for this product. However, it didn’t provide the relief we were seeking. While it may not have been effective for my child, I recognize that every child is unique and it might work for others. Rather than letting it go to waste, I’ve decided to donate the entire box to my pediatrician in the hopes that it may benefit their patients who may find it helpful. Although it wasn’t the solution we were looking for, I remain hopeful that it could make a difference for others facing similar challenges.
L. Gonzales –
My son had no idea he was getting a shot!
Jk –
Was great for an adult but didn’t help the kids
HiYellow21 –
I ordered these for IVF injections. The product does as described and “masks” needle pain for the most part. I found that using an ice pack or ice cube to numb the area prior to injection worked just as well. I may try to use this product in the future for my daughter when she gets immunizations, though.
Giving My Time To You –
It is unconscionable that I stumbled across “shot blockers” instead of this being used on all my children… and me! I lump this in with putting my naked newborns and infants on metal scales because an identical bunting wrap cannot be subtracted from their weight and it is not allowed to press the “tare” button on the scale. I am now the “Johnny Apple Seed” of shot blockers. I pass them out to everyone in my docs office, including and especially patients. Everyone expresses ignorance except the nurse who told me, “they are for pediatric patients”. Wait, did I just get called a “baby”?
Mark Howard –
Simple to use and is easily adjustable so the shot provider can do their job with minimal distraction. One side benefit is that you can place yourself in the line-of-sight so the patient literally cannot see it coming. For some patients, that can be a big help. If the patient absolutely has to see it, you can easily change to allow that to happen.
My patient said “please just hurry up and get it done” as the shot provider was preparing to withdraw the syringe from the arm.
Recommend applying a decent amount of pressure (it helps to apply it to yourself to get a feel for it; since they are hand-washable, it is easy to sanitize). Also recommend freezing/carrying in a container with an ice pack to keep cold right before delivering the shot. Helps to numb the area just a bit.
Chelsey Pugh –
Had to do a 18g in the butt for 12 weeks and this helped so much. Easy to hold onto and do the shot at the same time.
Jessica Coker. –
My daughter is 7, and is very afraid of vaccinations. The nurse used it during her flu shot, and my daughter didn’t feel it at all. The nurse was also very impressed! Awesome product!!!!!!!!!!!