It's happened twice, two different pens. The first my daughter watched my husband dial in 6 and inject, when I checked the pen later to get the time of the injection it was showing 8.5. Second time he primed on 2 then injected 2.5 and it was showing 5. Will be watching like a hawk from now on!!No... are you sure you havent primed, airshot the needle and forgot the actual jab or done injection accidentaly on another injection?
It's happened twice, two different pens. The first my daughter watched my husband dial in 6 and inject, when I checked the pen later to get the time of the injection it was showing 8.5. Second time he primed on 2 then injected 2.5 and it was showing 5. Will be watching like a hawk from now on!!
you need to give the manufacturers a ring. The novopen echo's are guaranteed or have a warranty for 3 years. if they are playing up i'm sure they would like to know, to exclude any manufacturing issues or design faults which could have caused this.. Plus they will replace them with new ones for you.
Omg.....
After having my basal pen break couple weeks ago and now seeing this post. I checked my bolus pen tonight (just now) after a 3.5 dose. It read - - , so I am assuming the battery has died inside. It is certainly within 3 years since starting it... the -- is an error that the dose memory has not registered the last injection. Contact supplier if it occurs again.
The outer box states 5 year function (not guarantee-got that wrong!) for the dose memory but inside on the leaflet it says 3 year for the guarantee.
No, you should not re-inject.Hi! When you got this message - - on the display did you have to do the injection again or did the insulin still go in even though the display didn't register it?
This happened to me tonight and I'm unsure if I need to re inject or not!!
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No, you should not re-inject.
I cant remember!!
It happened to me a few times too. Definitely no need to re-inject. It is just a fault of the display. Annoying....Thanks, I always worry that the insulin would not have gone in, but I assume this is wrong? X
It happened to me a few times too. Definitely no need to re-inject. It is just a fault of the display. Annoying....
We also have the one use disposable pens. The reason I got a Novopen Echo was for the ability to deliver 1/2 units. It also has a dose memory which works for a few years from first use and will tell you the quantity of the last dose delivered and how many hours ago it was taken.So in the UK you keep the same pen, just insert new cartridge with insulin? Here in US they are all single use disposables. 300 units/pen. I wonder why you keep using them over again, it's the insulin that costs the money not the pen.
So in the UK you keep the same pen, just insert new cartridge with insulin? Here in US they are all single use disposables. 300 units/pen. I wonder why you keep using them over again, it's the insulin that costs the money not the pen.
So in the UK you keep the same pen, just insert new cartridge with insulin? Here in US they are all single use disposables. 300 units/pen. I wonder why you keep using them over again, it's the insulin that costs the money not the pen.
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