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Mah fellow Luer Lockers, what is the largest guage you use to withdraw?

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  • vpepsV Offline
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    I use 25g to deal with moving the liquids around. I have 1.5" needles to be able to reach the bottom of 2ml vials, and 1" for the rest of the cases. 27g is too thin for this, especially at 1.5".

    attentiion is all you need

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      This it the one I use 25G 1.5"

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      • BeeKindB BeeKind

        I use a 25g no issues

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        Neil McCauley
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        @BeeKind said:

        I use a 25g no issues

        Same

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          josephbrown
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          I dont use luer locks for anything anymore. As far as guage 28 for anything oil based and 31 for anything water based.

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            Have you look into vial adapters?

            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxJIOtE9KI4

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            • benybarraB benybarra

              Have you look into vial adapters?

              https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxJIOtE9KI4

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              @mexpep said:

              Have you look into vial adapters?

              I've NEVER heard of these! Reposting into category to get more attention.

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                If you search here for “spike” in posts you’ll find past discussions.
                I personally don’t recommend them unless your working in a semi sterile environment.

                Follows research backed science, not “trust me” bro’s.

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                  I have used 23G because what I bought online came with 23G needles included. Have some loose 25G but rarely used them.

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                  • MyBM MyB

                    If you search here for “spike” in posts you’ll find past discussions.
                    I personally don’t recommend them unless your working in a semi sterile environment.

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                    @MyB I don’t know much about them but what little I’ve read is bad,

                    Yeah, well, I’m just here for the research, man. - The Dude

                    If I haven’t liked your post, no offense. I have exceeded my daily allowance.

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                    • benybarraB benybarra

                      Have you look into vial adapters?

                      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxJIOtE9KI4

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                      @mexpep said:

                      Have you look into vial adapters?

                      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxJIOtE9KI4

                      Maybe its just me for some reason it just doesn't seem sterile after XXxx amount of day am I wrong?

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                      • M MikeMiranda

                        @mexpep said:

                        Have you look into vial adapters?

                        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxJIOtE9KI4

                        Maybe its just me for some reason it just doesn't seem sterile after XXxx amount of day am I wrong?

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                        @MikeMiranda said:

                        @mexpep said:

                        Have you look into vial adapters?

                        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxJIOtE9KI4

                        Maybe its just me for some reason it just doesn't seem sterile after XXxx amount of day am I wrong?

                        You are correct. They do not stay sterile. If you want to keep the vial adapters on you have to purchase Curio caps by 3m. They are 70% iso alcohol caps that stay on the tip to keep it sterile, but only last 7 days and cannot be reused. I had purchased 100 vial adapters and the Curio caps to use with my Bac water and Luer Lock syringes but after a couple times, I just found it more of a hassle to do that, and switch out caps every 7 days then just using regular syringes. So now I have them sitting here.

                        If anyone wants my vial adapters and the disinfectant caps for free, I am more than happy to mail them to you if you will use them. Just pay for the shipping.

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