Why Pediatric Injection Pain Needs Immediate Solutions
In clinical pediatric settings, pain from injections, heel lances, and blood draws is often under-addressed. A
Canadian Journal of Pain study
found that over 80% of hospitalized children experienced pain, and in infants, 93% cited needle pokes as their most painful experience—yet fewer than one-third received pain mitigation like sucrose or comfort strategies.
That’s where Digivibe by Suthe makes a meaningful difference.
How Digivibe Works to Block Needle Pain
The Digivibe device uses targeted vibration to help block pain signals at the skin level using the scientifically supported
Pain Gate Theory.
By activating surrounding nerve fibers with vibration, the “gate” to pain signals is partially closed, reducing the sensation of sharp pain from a needle stick.
- Pediatric vaccinations
- Blood glucose checks
- Routine blood draws
- Growth hormone and fertility injections
- At-home care for chronic illness
Designed for Pediatric & Clinical Use
The
Digivibe Kit includes:
The small sonic tip is ideal for tiny injection sites, such as heel sticks in newborns, while the large tip supports broader abdominal and thigh coverage for older children.
Learn More: Vibration Therapy for Infants and Newborns
Want to understand how early pain experiences shape lifelong outcomes? Visit our clinical blog,
“Digivibe for Kids: A Gentle Solution for Pediatric Injection Discomfort”,
where we summarize key findings from a tertiary care study on infant pain prevalence and outline how Digivibe complements evidence-based comfort strategies.
Empowering Parents and Providers
Whether you’re a pediatrician, nurse, or parent, taking small steps to reduce needle anxiety today builds better medical relationships for tomorrow.
Digivibe is drug-free, easy to clean, reusable, and accepted in most clinical environments.
Ready to offer comfort that lasts?
Shop the Digivibe Bundle or explore more
FAQs about use in infants, diabetic care, and home injections.
Read More: Explore how Digivibe is used in diabetic protocols, wellness injections, and chronic care.
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