FDA 510(k) Cleared 100+ Clinical Trials Works on Contact Drug-Free Multi-Patient Use Buzzy Mini Healthcare is a compact, medical-grade device that looks like Buzzy Bee, designed for needle pain relief. It combines vibration and ice wings to block needle pain on contact. Place it near the injection site, switch it on, and it works within seconds. No drugs, no numbing cream, no wait. Built for multi-patient clinical use. Buzzy Healthcare is fully sanitisable between patients, so one device covers your entire patient load, whether that's a vaccination clinic, GP practice, or paediatric ward managing needle pain relief every day. How It Works How Buzzy Mini Healthcare Works Buzzy works through two proven pain-blocking mechanisms. Gate Control Theory High-frequency vibration stimulates the nerves near the injection site faster than pain signals can travel. The brain closes the gate on the pain signal before it registers. DNIC — Descending Noxious Inhibitory Control The cold from the ice wings activates a supraspinal mechanism that raises the body's overall pain threshold, dampening pain signals from above. Together these two mechanisms make Buzzy uniquely effective. It works on contact, making it practical for busy clinical workflows where waiting is not an option. Clinically Proven Results Clinically Proven Results Physician Invented — Dr. Amy Baxter, MD 80% Reduces needle pain by up to 80% 10x Faster than topical anaesthetics 25% Lower risk of needle-related fainting when combined with distraction Buzzy is backed by over 100+ independent clinical trials and used in over 37 million needle procedures worldwide. Read the full research and clinical trials → This is our multi-patient clinical device. For single-patient home use, see Buzzy Personal. For longer procedures such as dialysis, blood draws, and infusion therapy, the Buzzy Pro is the recommended model. Buzzy is already being used by hospitals and healthcare practices across Australia and New Zealand. See where Buzzy is being used For bulk orders and clinical pricing visit our For Clinicians page.
