OWEN MUMFORD INC. OWNAJ1300 Autoject 2 Self-injection Aid Device Personal Healthcare / Health Care

Updated** - Now using this product for a year. It's still working. Bought a second just in case it wears down, but have not had to use it. My dog is stable and happy. I don't think we would be at this point without this device. If purchasing this, never do a "dry run". It says in the instructions that dry runs will break the device. When testing this out I loaded a syringe with water and shot it into an unpeeled banana, so I could get the needle depth right without damaging the device. Worked perfectly. Also, if using this with a dog, the needles may be so small that the chart for measuring the depth adjuster may not apply. We had to screw the smallest top on all the way to get the right needle length exposure.I don't normally leave reviews, but this is a must. My dog has diabetes and he was okay with the injections for exactly 4 days, then he started fighting us. It was a two person job to give an injection and a stressful nightmare for everyone involved. I found someone who suggested this tool and immediately purchased it. Getting the right and most comfortable length for the needle took some experimenting, but we've got it sorted now and just found out our dog is officially a well-managed diabetic. I highly recommend this tool. It's easy to use and basically fool-proof. It turns a nightmare into a one person and doable job and I think has helped in getting our dog to "cruise-control". There are YouTube tutorials to help navigate using it and once you figure out the right needle length, it's set it and forget it. I didn't know if our dog was going to get to a stable point and I no longer dread meal time or even think about it outside of actually doing it. This gadget is a game changer and makes managing a diabetic dog possible, if your dog is like mine and kind of rude sometimes.

This is an amazing device. It is simple to use and takes the fear of giving yourself an injection. It gave our teenager his independence back. Easy to use one handed. That allows for a great variety of injection sites. Highly recommend.

I bought this to help give my dog his insulin shots. After reading reviews I wasn't too sure, but at that point I would've tried anything. He hates getting his shots. I read some reviews on this product that says to do some "dry runs" with the product and your dog to sort of train them to hear the clicking noise and associate it with a treat. So I was going to do this a couple times a day for a few days with my dog. This product broke on THE FIRST DAY I USED it. It worked fine the first couple of times I used it, so I had hope it would solve my problems, but nope. It won't stay cocked back. Therefore you cannot load it with the insulin, making this product absolutely useless. Complete waste of money. If you were on the fence about spending this much on a product you are not sure about, listen to me and DO NOT BUY IT. Try something else and save your forty bucks.

I got this device because I wasn’t sure how I would handle my medication injections, but as it turns out, the injections aren’t a big deal. I have used it on a few occasions. Once you have the depth set for your particular syringe, you’re good to go. Fill the syringe, load it into the bottom. Prime the top and connect the two parts. Press the Autoject against the skin and hit the button. Painless injection, and the needle is hidden from view. Easy peasy. What I hate is the price of this device here on Amazon. You can get it for around half the price from diabetes supply companies, so unless you need this item right away, I suggest you shop elsewhere and save some $$.

This is a good product that works well. Directions could use some improvement.

I am using this on one of our dogs. It has been a real blessing, giving him shots twice a day was a nightmare for everyone. He still squirms a bit, but it's much easier to keep the needle on him with this and have him get the full dose of insulin. I am giving this 5 stars because it has made giving the shots so much better. I think there is room for improvement, it is a bit clunky to work the trigger mechanism, but it gets the job done so well I can overlook that quibble.I worked with the Vet to figure out the setting (the little 'j' mark for the 13.5 units we're now on, with BD Insulin Syringes with BD Utra-Fine Needle - For U-100 insulin - 31 Gauge 3/10 cc 5/16 inch; got 'em here on Amazon).I have found though, for my little dog, the 6mm needle extension is a bit much. Perhaps I am doing the wrong thing, but I have twiddled until I have the needle point extending 3mm, and it works just fine as far as I can tell. No insulin on his fur, his glucose is checking down and steady, he's frisky, and the 6mm was painful, 3mm, he wiggles a bit, I do a count for a couple of seconds to make sure he gets the dose, we get on with our lives.

They need to be clear about that, once released it shoots like a slingshot fast (it can be painful)

My cat is diabetic and this was the best option I could find, it is fast and painless, I recommend it, you will not regret it