For those suffering from diabetes, checking blood glucose levels up to 10 times a day can be daunting. The painful finger pricking can be especially disturbing for children. The Blood Buddy was designed to make things a little easier. The testing device takes the form of a whimsical character that can appears to “chomp” on the user’s finger. It’s a great solution for distracting nervous kids from the painful lance and introduces the process in a fun, friendly way!
Designer: Hannah Warren
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its so enjoyable
different …
Yes, because children who are affraid to get their finger pricked are gonna be happy with the idea to put it in a monster-like character’s mouth, which will proceed to bite it.
I was thinking the same thing.
I don’t like putting designs down but this one is counter productive. The child could become very scared of that product after a short time and therefore would make their experience worse with blood tests etc…