Vein finder device
The device allows the user to use a smartphone or tablet device with an Android™ operating system and a camera to locate damaged or lost veins in images taken by the cellphone or tablet. It can also be used to find out if any of your veins are broken or missing, or whether you have any blood clots. Once the veins have been found they are then easily tracked using GPS (Global Positioning Satellite) coordinates. You may also choose to include pictures of the vein in each of the images.
The device can also be linked to various websites which offer help to diagnose problems. For example, it is possible to book appointments online with doctors who specialise in medical procedures in case there is no suitable phone number in your area. As well as this, a doctor could refer you to specialists in the same field as yours; such as ophthalmologists, cardiothoracic surgeons, or dentists.
The main benefit of this device is that someone else has managed to locate a vein somewhere. This means that it doesn’t matter what device is used to locate the vein. In addition, as long as another person knows where the vein is, this will not interfere with anyone else’s work. Therefore, no one will have to worry about what they do when their devices go off at night, as they may not be able to connect in time whilst sleeping.
The device runs on battery but does require charging before use. If the battery dies after 10 to 15 minutes of use, this will automatically re-charge the device. Other features of the gadget are Bluetooth enabled so that other people can receive alerts when the vein is found and this can be useful in situations where phones are unavailable. Also, a QR code associated with the device can be scanned using either a mobile or desktop computer device and this will give you the results you want from the local NHS database.
When using the device the following conditions must be met; A person is required to stand up straight on the ground in front of the device with both feet flat on the floor. They should stand up straight without leaning forward, and not lean against the wall or inwards, which would cause damage to the veins. It is important for the device to be worn securely. There is a requirement that the device is kept within reach of the person wearing it at all times. When lying on the floor it is recommended that the device be worn on top of the foot in order for them to feel comfortable. Only the legs should be worn and not any other parts of the body. It is highly recommended that the device is worn by all members of staff during working hours, as it can become quite uncomfortable while standing up and being held. All staff should be asked to wear the device, even during break time. It is highly recommended that the device is worn by both men and women.
In conclusion, the device is highly accurate and can track down veins in just under half an hour. Moreover, the device includes the ability to take pictures of the vein so that people know where they are situated. As a result, this can be useful if there is something wrong with your veins yourself, or someone else has found them. However, it is important that any staff member carrying the device must follow these guidelines.
A video describing how the device can be used are available here. Please note, we will not include the full device or software details at this time as we keep information confidential. Thank you very much for taking the time to register and getting in touch with us at neilp@digistore24.com. Our team of experts will work tirelessly to provide you with the best service to suit your needs and requirements. We look forward to hearing from you!
