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    The mistype on the weight gave me a little laugh, at least I hope she's not that weight 😶
    Hopefully it's not the 4mm needles causing the bumps because I just bought a couple boxes of 4mm length for my pens when I get them. I had asked a question on here what needle lengths everyone is using and it seemed like a lot of people use those. I don't think your wife will notice a difference between 32g and 33g, I have used 30g and barely feel anything. What body part does she inject?

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      Definitely try a longer needle. Even though it may not seem believable, a longer needle doesn't cause any more pinch or pain than a shorter needle. I've found a longer needle avoids welts and bumps, and also, a very slow injection especially if it's a lot of volume, more than 30 units on 100.

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        Definitely try a longer needle. Even though it may not seem believable, a longer needle doesn't cause any more pinch or pain than a shorter needle. I've found a longer needle avoids welts and bumps, and also, a very slow injection especially if it's a lot of volume, more than 30 units on 100.

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        @bangkokiscool
        So longer needle. 5mm or 6mm?
        1112lbs was a bad typo… she would kill me if she saw that. 112lbs

        Please excuse my typos. Small Phone & Bad Eyes

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          8mm- 5/16" which is standard insulin needle length. Amazon has the one from Novo Nordisk, supposed to be ceramic coated but pricy.

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            emcharles
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            I like easy touch 31g 5/15 pen needles which are about 8mm in length.

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              I’m a diabetic so have injected via pens for years - I use BD Ultra-Fine 5mm X 31G.

              You will literally not even feel them going in - no comparison whatsoever to any normal syringe.

              Also I get them for free 🤣

              I’ve demonstrated to friends just grabbing one and stabbing myself 10-15 times really quickly in my gut to show you don’t feel them - and you seriously don’t.

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                I bought a box of 32 x 5mm and a box of 32 x 6mm to try.

                Please excuse my typos. Small Phone & Bad Eyes

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                  I bought a box of 32 x 5mm and a box of 32 x 6mm to try.

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                  @Commander Please post your progress with both. 4mm was too short for my research subject. I'm not sure if 5mm will be much better

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                    I will. Some people have been suggesting 8mm, but that seems long to me. But who knows. I actually can’t remember what size I used when I was using insulin needles last year

                    Please excuse my typos. Small Phone & Bad Eyes

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                      For me 4mm places it in the dermis (mesotherapy level) and I get a raised blob. 6mm and I don’t have that issue.

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

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                        For me 4mm places it in the dermis (mesotherapy level) and I get a raised blob. 6mm and I don’t have that issue.

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                        @MyB
                        6 may be the ticket…

                        Please excuse my typos. Small Phone & Bad Eyes

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                          @commander I’ve been using these for the past month. Don’t feel them and doesn’t drag the skin on exit. Was $9.99 the first time I ordered them, now $12.99 (sad face)
                          Pen Tips 33G x 6mm, Universal Fit, 100/bx, Comfortable, Extra-Thin https://a.co/d/0bC6UZue

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

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                            @commander I’ve been using these for the past month. Don’t feel them and doesn’t drag the skin on exit. Was $9.99 the first time I ordered them, now $12.99 (sad face)
                            Pen Tips 33G x 6mm, Universal Fit, 100/bx, Comfortable, Extra-Thin https://a.co/d/0bC6UZue

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                            @MyB
                            Those are actually the ones I ordered. They will be here Friday

                            Please excuse my typos. Small Phone & Bad Eyes

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                              I just ordered a box of 32g 6mm, too!

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