Jenbak

No, neither of it. I am just individual like you who enjoys and love helping patients.

May be your facility clinical members didn't get adequate hands-on training to use the J-Tip correctly and it could be the reason your patients were not happy nor you received expected results. It's like riding a bicycle, if you don't know how to ride correctly, you may fall and get hurt. With the noise, you should ask CLS to help you or you can let kid knows prior that it will sound similar as opening can of Soda. Have you seen any young kids get scared when they open can of soda? Since they are aware of that sound, they enjoy the soda without blinking their eyes.

I would like to add to all comments about the J-Tip cost that they might not aware of it; the J-Tip is a unique design and made out over 10 components which makes possible to provide an anesthetic effect in 1-2 minutes versus EMLA takes 45-60 minutes. It's specifically helpful in the ER when you have time constraints and children are not cooperative. It saves time and eliminates multiple Needle Sticks. With saying that, the cost of the J-Tip is only $4 which saves a lot $$$$ of your institution. I guess when we pay for our coffee at Starbucks for $4, we don't think it's made of just water and few coffee beans and we happily pay $4. But when it comes to providing pain comfort to tiny hands or fearful children who needs your help, we start thinking of cost which is worth every dollar when you see SMILE on their face!!