Timesulin for Sanofi SoloStar

This is perfect for keeping up with your insulin dose times. I am very active and busy so the last thing on my mind is what time I took my last injection. This takes the guess work out of it. As soon as you replace the cap back on your pen the clock starts. I have been using the same single original cap on all of my pens (1 pen per week) for over 2 years without having to replace it. The battery just seems to last forever but I have a new one ready to take it's place when needed. The good part about having a back up cap is the battery is not activated until you remove the insert for the new cap prior to using it. I hope they keep making these because I depend on them to keep up with my dose times. They are great!!

was so impressed how quick it came. Love the product, battery died after 1 year or so and cannot be replaced. This is one great invention for us diabetics. It records the last time you took a shot. which is so valuable in this fast paced world.works great. i have a similar top for my humalog pen to. battery still going. Thank you!! Lifesaver

When is working this is a great product however exposure 2 moisture or dropping your pen, which often happens when you are out and about, causes it to work incorrectly often with the LCD screen only showing the hours or minutes. This made the pen cap useless, I've had to order three pen caps in the last year to replace such loses. I love the idea but please make it a little more robust

Purchased 12/2/15, 3 months later the battery died. Not possible to replace battery. So a complete waste of money. I think at a minimum it should last a year. Very disappointed because in the 3 months it worked, I found it very effective for double checking the "did I take that dose" syndrome.

This has saved me from double injecting (or not injecting at all) a couple of times. It just tracks the duration since you last pulled off the cap. It's smart enough to have a timer on it that allows you to pull the cap just to check your insulin. If you get the cap back on the insulin within 8 seconds, it won't register that you injected. I only have 2 complaints: 1.) Every one in a while, it won't register that I put the cap back on and it just blinks 00:00:00 at me, and 2.) It's got built-in obsolescence designed into it. There is no way to change the battery, so once it's dead, you are supposed to throw it out and buy another. I hate that approach to products - especially one your selling to people with an incurable disease. It just seems wrong. But I still like the product, and so far the batter has lasted for a long time (I think over a year now), so I'm happy with it.

Bought two of these; one for my son and one for my husband. The first one is working well (so far) but the second was fading in and out from the second I removed the battery protector. Now, 4 days later, it's just not working at all. I knew the battery wasn't replaceable do this wouldn't last forever but for this price I expected a device that lasted longer than a few days.

I used to have, long ago a pen device that I placed cartridges loaded with insulin into. The device had a ratcheting plunger to set the dosage and this was indicated on an included LCD screen. This information would remain on the screen after injection for a little bit, then turn off. By pressing a button I could check the last injection easily. For whatever rea$on, they discontinued that and we have the modern insulin injection pen. The Timesulin is a 'Of Course!' solution that is totally and completely effective in ensuring you don't lost track of your injections. I only miss that the previous system also recorded the dose.

I have been Type 1 diabetic for 43 years. This is the greatest thing since insulin pens! Easy to use (just replace the cap from your pen) and you always know when (or if) you took your last shot! They last a VERY long time, too!! I hope the inventor/s get rich!! Thank you for this product!!