Poll: What's your favorite peptide pen?
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@mrjoshua44 Gansolin if money isn't a factor is the GOAT. I had issues using higher guage needles anything above 30ish can create some issues in my experience
@Stevepep Yeah, when I got my first one, had a little bit of trial and error to figure out what it likes. I also found that it could also depend on how concentrated your solution is, coupled with a small gauge needle would cause it not to push. Definitely a slight learning curve with the Gansulin, but I love it!
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If I had to stick with just 1 pen forever it will always be the Gansulin. I have 8 of them but I am also using a V4 and a v3.5 ultra from Randy as I have 10 peps going right now. My vote is v3.5 ultra as the runner up and what I would be buying if I didn't go all in on the Gansulin from the beginning.
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Xulin for me, build and solid feel. V4 for the lady rat for its smoother delivery and easier to press.
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Xulin for me, build and solid feel. V4 for the lady rat for its smoother delivery and easier to press.
@JtCjEfF One thing I do love about the Xulin is the case it it comes with. I've been trying to find something similar to them to no avail. There are some DIAVY German ABS cases but they do not have space for a cartridge like the Ganlee GT case the Xulin comes on.
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@Randy Dang it Randy!! Can I just start a tab?
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V1 and the Humapen Ergo 2. The Allstars are probably right behind, though. Like the action and weight of the V1s. Love the feel of the Ergo 2 but I foresee the rubberized part getting gummy from alcohol wipes over time. The Allstar just works well and is no frills. I like the basics.
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I like my V2’s best because they are the smoothest running pens I have. The Xulin’s have been a disappointment because they are hard to press and seem to stick. The Gansulin would be an easy #1, but they’ve been a bit inconsistent in dispensing and one of them stuck, which i know is likely a cartridge issue, but still.
I need to do more testing, but hey, I can only puncture my lab-mates so many times a day. Plastiques arrive tomorrow and I will be giving a couple away so hopefully I’ll have more feedback soon.
I WANT PURPLE! (Flames also okay.)
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I like my V2’s best because they are the smoothest running pens I have. The Xulin’s have been a disappointment because they are hard to press and seem to stick. The Gansulin would be an easy #1, but they’ve been a bit inconsistent in dispensing and one of them stuck, which i know is likely a cartridge issue, but still.
I need to do more testing, but hey, I can only puncture my lab-mates so many times a day. Plastiques arrive tomorrow and I will be giving a couple away so hopefully I’ll have more feedback soon.
I WANT PURPLE! (Flames also okay.)
@ResearchCat same on the Zulins I have 3 of them and stopped using them. I was not a fan of the Gansolin at 1st but it was user error. You can’t use a gauge higher than 30. It’s the goat imo but pricey.
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I like the thinness of the v1 disposable pens you sent me the best. I wish there was a solid pen thst was thin like the Novo 4 pen, that would be the ultimate pen. I love my Novo 4 pens the best, but the adapters are a pain in the ass. Hopefully soon the one I am designing will be done.
But we need a slim, solid metal pen… -
@ResearchCat same on the Zulins I have 3 of them and stopped using them. I was not a fan of the Gansolin at 1st but it was user error. You can’t use a gauge higher than 30. It’s the goat imo but pricey.
@ResearchCat same on the Zulins I have 3 of them and stopped using them. I was not a fan of the Gansolin at 1st but it was user error. You can’t use a gauge higher than 30. It’s the goat imo but pricey.
In my opinion, the Convipen's are great alternative to the Gansulin. Exact same function and almost the same quality but less expensive.
I just learned about the 30 gauge needles. I had not had any issues before with 31 gauge, but I will be switching to 30 anyway to avoid potential problems.
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@ResearchCat same on the Zulins I have 3 of them and stopped using them. I was not a fan of the Gansolin at 1st but it was user error. You can’t use a gauge higher than 30. It’s the goat imo but pricey.
@Stevepep Yeah, I think I got that (about the gauge) I just need to test it out. I really like the super thin pen needles, but I guess they have too much resistance.
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I like the thinness of the v1 disposable pens you sent me the best. I wish there was a solid pen thst was thin like the Novo 4 pen, that would be the ultimate pen. I love my Novo 4 pens the best, but the adapters are a pain in the ass. Hopefully soon the one I am designing will be done.
But we need a slim, solid metal pen…@Commander The plastique is nice and thin
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@ResearchCat same on the Zulins I have 3 of them and stopped using them. I was not a fan of the Gansolin at 1st but it was user error. You can’t use a gauge higher than 30. It’s the goat imo but pricey.
In my opinion, the Convipen's are great alternative to the Gansulin. Exact same function and almost the same quality but less expensive.
I just learned about the 30 gauge needles. I had not had any issues before with 31 gauge, but I will be switching to 30 anyway to avoid potential problems.
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