Phray Insulin Pump PH820 - Wireless Diabetes Management with Precise Delivery

The Phray Insulin Pump PH820 is a cutting-edge solution designed to revolutionize diabetes management. With our innovative technology, we offer a hassle-free approach to insulin therapy, eliminating the need for multiple injections. Our insulin pump provides precise basal and bolus increment options, with a fine increment of 0.1U, ensuring accurate dosing tailored to your specific needs.

Designed with convenience in mind, our insulin pump offers four pre-set basal rate patterns, allowing you to customize your insulin delivery throughout the day. Its wireless function provides seamless connectivity, making it easier for you to monitor and control your insulin levels. The Medtronic connector ensures compatibility with various infusion sets, offering flexibility and convenience.

One of the key advantages of our Phray Insulin Pump PH820 is its reservoir-free design. Unlike traditional insulin pumps, our innovative technology eliminates the need for reservoir changes, significantly reducing maintenance and enhancing user experience. You only need to replace the infusion set, the pump's delivery system, every 2-3 days, providing you with uninterrupted insulin delivery.

Phray Technology Co. Ltd., a trusted name in the medical equipment industry, brings you this state-of-the-art insulin pump. Our commitment to quality and reliability ensures that you receive a superior product that meets the highest standards of performance and safety. Join the countless individuals who have embraced the convenience and effectiveness of our Phray Insulin Pump PH820 and take control of your diabetes management like never before.

Features:
• Fine basal and bolus increment with 0.1U
• Pre-set 4 basal rate patterns
• Wireless function
• Medtronic connector
• BASAL PROFILES: 24 & 48 setting
• No need of reservoir

Insulin Pumps are digital devices that deliver insulin automatically throughout the day, eliminating the need for all those injections. Instead, you’re only required to replace the pump’s delivery system, called an infusion set, about once every 2-3 days.