Diabetes self-care can be challenging for older adults with visual impairment, and assistive devices can be helpful. For example, a weekly pill organizer with tactile markings helps patients know which medications to take on a given day. A syringe-filling device (Count-a-Dose) allows a person who is visually impaired or blind to mix insulin using tactile sensation. Syringe magnifiers help people with visual impairments draw correct insulin doses. Many patients find insulin pens easier to use than syringes. Patients taking regular insulin on a prandial schedule may be able to use inhaled insulin