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Default The I-inject app for Iphone/ipod touch is here!
I was so surprised to see there is an application for the touch Ipod and the Iphone that will help you keep track of your injections. not just a beeper that tells you today is the day, but helps you keep track of the last place you injected, and where is next in the rotation.

What will they think of next?

http://www.i-inject.com/index3.shtml
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