Syringe accessory

Abstract

This article is a syringe aid for facilitating self-injection by a user. This article includes a container body, an opening / closing cover, a needle cover, and an elastic body. This allows the user to easily attach and remove the syringe, and allows the user to easily perform self-injection. The method of using this article will be described below. First, the opening / closing cover is opened, and the syringe with the needle cap attached is passed through the insertion opening, and the upper end of the syringe and the finger grip are placed in the front opening. Next, in this article, when the needle cap is removed from the syringe, the curved surface of the needle cover is placed against the affected part of the skin, and the container body is pressed against the skin, the needle cover slides, and the needle of the syringe is inserted into the affected part of the skin. Then, the user can inject the medicine of the syringe into the affected part of the skin through the needle by pressing the plunger of the syringe with a finger. Furthermore, the needle of the syringe can be removed from the affected part of the skin by moving the container body away from the skin. The needle cover is urged toward the tip of the container body by the elastic body, and returns to its original position. The article also includes a first hook portion and a second hook portion. This allows a user to easily open the opening / closing cover by hooking the first hook portion and the second hook portion with their fingers, and also allows the user to easily close the opening / closing cover. The article can also be provided with a front confirmation window and a rear confirmation window. This allows a user to visually check the inside by looking through the front confirmation window and the rear confirmation window. The article can also be provided with a first protrusion portion, a second protrusion portion, and a third protrusion portion. This allows the ease of use of the article to be improved without affecting the user's dominant hand. The article can also be applied to both a practice syringe with a model needle and a real syringe with a real needle.

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