Are you using syringes or insulin pens for your research? I moved to pens a month ago and honestly, it’s been a game changer. Way faster, way easier, and the dosing is simple and accurate. Just dial, inject, and back in the fridge. No more filling syringes all day—and it’s cheaper too.
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Syringes vs insulin pens??
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Reliable pens are expensive, and that's on top of the ongoing cost of needles. I also find prepping the cartridges a real hassle—I've blown out a few of them even when filling carefully with the needle tip up for air escape, losing an entire vial's worth of peptide in the process.
I would love to make the switch also, but no idea where to start. Would mind share wht you did?
Neverenough
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I just threw my pens away, dislike them.
In aus we get free syringes and bac water etc so I use them
robpep77
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Are you using syringes or insulin pens for your research? I moved to pens a month ago and honestly, it’s been a game changer. Way faster, way easier, and the dosing is simple and accurate. Just dial, inject, and back in the fridge. No more filling syringes all day—
free BAC water or just the sterilised bottles injection water in those junkie ‘fit packs’?In aus we get free syringes and bac water etc so I use them
In aus we get free syringes and bac water etc so I use them
how you get free syringes?In aus we get free syringes and bac water etc so I use them
In aus there is the clean needle exchange program, there are outlets everywhere that provide everything. Swabs, syringes, disposal boxes etc
thanks, i manage to get some items