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Fuzeon Reaction Site Aug 1, 2006 Not a question - but saw some answers to several people who were having real bad reaction site issues. There is a device - BIOINJECTOR - which I use - still some discomfort - but delivers the Fuzeon via compressed air! Much, much less reactions! I've gotten this thru a study and it should be available soon commercially. Ask Your Doctor's! Best Jon |
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| Response from Ms. Salisbury
 Jon, Thanks for sharing your experience. I agree, the bioinjecotor can minimize injection site reactions. It also makes giving the injection easier. Hopefully it will be available soon. There may be a study site available to enroll in at this time. It is good to stay informed. The internet is the best up-to-date way to find out about recent studies and their opeinings. Carol | ||||||||
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