Dose day, handled.
A little clip that holds your vial and your syringe together. One hand holds. One hand pulls. Nobody juggles.
- Snaps on in a second
- Fits insulin syringes
- Free US shipping
Clip. Draw. Done.
Four moves, about ten seconds. You already know the hard part. This just holds it still.
Snap in the vial
Push it in from the front. It locks under the cap and stays put.
Slide in the syringe
The groove lines the needle up with the stopper for you.
Draw your dose
One hand holds the clip. The other pulls the plunger. Scale stays in view.
Pull out and go
Syringe out, vial back in the fridge, clip on standby for next week.
Pick your clip.
Two sizes, named for the width of your vial's metal cap. Not sure which? Find my fit takes ten seconds.
Two taps. One answer.
Look at the metal cap on top of your vial.
Your match shows up here.
Answer both questions and we'll point you at the right clip.
It holds. That's the whole job.
It doesn't measure
You still read the dose on your syringe, exactly as your prescriber showed you.
It doesn't inject
The clip is for drawing up. The injecting part is still all you.
It isn't medicine
No drug included, no drug brand involved. It's a clever piece of plastic and we're proud of it.
Quick answers.
Which clip do I need?
It depends on the metal cap on your vial. Narrower than a penny is Clip 13. About penny-sized is Clip 20. The vial's volume on the label won't tell you, so check the cap.
Which syringes fit?
Standard insulin syringes with a fixed needle: 0.3 mL, 0.5 mL and 1 mL. Luer-lock syringes and anything bigger won't sit in the groove.
Does the clip touch my medication?
No. It holds the outside of the vial and the outside of the syringe. The needle goes through a slot without touching the clip.
How do I clean it?
Wipe it with an alcohol pad or wash it with soap and water, then let it dry. It isn't sterile and doesn't need to be.
Will it help me dose more accurately?
We don't claim that. The clip keeps things steady and frees up a hand. Measuring your dose is still between you, your syringe and your prescriber's instructions.
What about the Third Hand Pen?
It's in the works: a pen that holds the vial and dials the dose. No date yet. The clip is here first.