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2012.62.1
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HumaPen Memoir digital insulin pen with case, ca. 2012
The HumaPen Memoir, developed by the Battelle Seattle Research Center, helps patients manage their insulin dosages by making it easier to learn, use, and carry. The device uses insulin cartridges and allows the user to dial the amount of insulin they need to take. It records when a dose has been taken and automatically loads a fresh needle each time.
ID Number: 2012.62.1
Date: Circa 2012
Creator(s):
Eli Lilly, Manufacturer
Physical Description: 1 Syringe, Medical; metal, plastic, glass, leather, fabric; Pen: 6.75 in.H x 1 in.Diam, Case: 1 in.H x 7.25 in.W x 2.5 in.D (3 in.H open)
Place Made: United States of America, OHIO, Columbus
Credit: MOHAI, 2012.62.1
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