Diabetic Testing Pen

Test for diabetic neuropathy with ease using our 1pc Diabetic Foot Testing Pen. The monofilament sensory probe accurately assesses foot nerve function and provides quick and reliable results. A must-have diagnostic tool for managing diabetes and preventing foot complications.

The Diabetic Foot Testing Pen Monofilament Sensory Tester Pen is a diagnostic tool commonly used by healthcare professionals to assess peripheral neuropathy, especially in diabetic patients. Here's a detailed overview:

Features:

1. Monofilament Design:

   • The pen uses a 10g monofilament, which is the standard pressure used to test for loss of protective sensation in the feet.

   • Helps in detecting sensory impairment by applying a specific and consistent pressure to the skin.

2. Compact and Portable:

   • Designed as a pen for easy handling and portability.

   • Lightweight and suitable for clinical or at-home use.

3. Diagnostic Purpose:

   • Used to detect peripheral neuropathy in diabetic patients or individuals with nerve damage.

   • Helps in early diagnosis and prevention of complications such as diabetic foot ulcers.

4. Simple and Non-Invasive:

   • Non-painful and easy to use for both professionals and patients.

   • Requires no special training, making it a practical tool in routine check-ups.

Benefits:

• Early Detection: Identifies sensory loss early, which is crucial for preventing severe complications like infections or amputations.

• Cost-Effective: Affordable tool for routine diabetes management.

• Patient Safety: Promotes regular monitoring, reducing the risk of unnoticed injuries or ulcers.

How to Use:

1. Explain the test to the patient to ensure they are comfortable.

2. Instruct the patient to close their eyes during the test.

3. Apply the monofilament perpendicularly to specific test sites on the foot (e.g., plantar surface, toes, heel).

4. Press until the monofilament bends slightly, then release.

5. Ask the patient to indicate when they feel the pressure.

6. Note areas where sensation is diminished or absent.

Precautions:

• Do not reuse on multiple patients without proper sterilization if applicable.

• Avoid testing on broken or infected skin.