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i have bought 7 pens in total from 3 different vendors i've not had any jam up , that said i am a bit supicious of the accuracy of two of them

When I tested pens sometimes 5iu wouldn’t fire and on the next 5iu fire you get 10 iu (both doses). The issue doesn’t exist when firing 10iu.

I use 32g 4mm pen needles with w V2 pen. Hardly feel to pinning.

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I realize there are a lot of Pen users, and can see the benefits of the Pens. For now I still use disposable syringes. I'm not an EZ touch only kinda person especially with their prices on the rise. I found CleverChoice EZ and SureComfort work just as good as EZ touch imo. For those of you who are still using syringes and are looking for a good price point, I found a site that offers a very good prices compared to EZ touch. If your state allows, ADW diabetes offers cases of 500 for $50 - $57 CleverChoice EZ and SureComfort, .3cc, .5cc and 1cc. If this isn't allowed, please let me know and I'll delete it Just thought it would be helpful for those looking to save some $$

@STATIEEIGHT said in Do you actually need a vent needle when filtering into a 5mL sterile vial?: @ResearchCat Ahhh - can in fact confirm that attempting to fill a pen cartridge with 2.5ml of BAC & 30mg of RETA without a vent needle will in fact eject the plug like a pop gun and spray the liquid all over one’s own fat guts. Lol. I sacrificed a cartridge for my first time filling one using tap water so I can practice. Good thing I did. Totally forgot the vent needle and sure enough it popped out.

I just ordered a box of 33g, which appear to be back in stock now. I will put the 32g away in case of emergency!

@pc.envy I have a lot of Convi and Gansulin, wish I could get them in more colors. The sleeves are ok, but some sleeves fit good and some don’t. And the labels don’t stuck to the sleeve the best. I am actually moving over to almost all Nova 4 with that adapter. The Nova 4 just feels really solid. There are a bunch of other pens out there I want to try, but none look as solid to me as the Nova 4. My friends are lucky, I give them all the pens and other stuff I buy and don’t like.

Purchased a few V-4 pens from the Peptide Critic store, was not sure what color my Rat would like so I got a few! Fast shipping, the pens appear to be very sturdy and seem to work well. I HIGHLY RECOMEND THEM!

@Sable-Darqness said in Pens with peptides that "sting"?: I have noticed with the GHK-Cu that it never stung going in but about 15 mins to an hour after it was achey, a couple times it ached for a couple days Same for me, don't experience a sting while going in, but I had 2 nights, at about 2 am, was woke up out of a deep sleep with a sting that came from the depths of hell, lasted until about 5! The devil incarnate, oof. I gave the Annela protcol a try and that has worked wonderfully, no sting since then(hope I'm not jinxing myself).

we've been emailed images of peoples setups with their needles on them stored. Its gross. dont do it.