Pen Collection
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@TrueNorth I found the now discontinued humapen in green and blue in europe. I sit by my post box anxiously awaiting their arrival
@Randy it seems we make this Pen situation so hard . I have tried most all of them and I keep coming back to the V3 Ultra its the best pen for the money. The Novo, Huma, Savvio all have issues because they weren’t made for this purpose. There are a nice novelty at first and then not so much. Just my opinion. Don’t get me started on the gansupen and convipen that after a couple of months start acting up. Keep in mind I don’t believe any of these were made for daily use either
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@Randy it seems we make this Pen situation so hard . I have tried most all of them and I keep coming back to the V3 Ultra its the best pen for the money. The Novo, Huma, Savvio all have issues because they weren’t made for this purpose. There are a nice novelty at first and then not so much. Just my opinion. Don’t get me started on the gansupen and convipen that after a couple of months start acting up. Keep in mind I don’t believe any of these were made for daily use either
@Stevepep - can you elaborate on what you think the differences are between the intended purposes of a pen like the Savvio (insulin injections) vs Research Dosing.
Up to now, I find the Savvio pens to be fairly resilient and still very accurate as far as dosing is concerned.
I'm with you on the auto pens... in my experience they just don't hold up. Might be ok for once a week researching but not worth the extra $
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@TrueNorth I found the now discontinued humapen in green and blue in europe. I sit by my post box anxiously awaiting their arrival
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I find the auto pens like Gansulin and Convi so easy to use when injecting into my glutes. Using V3 Ultra or V4 or even the Savvio I sometimes have issues pressing the button down as you have to get it dead on in the center.
Also the one feature that I hate the other pens lack that Gansulin/Convi has is you can't dial more then what's left in the cartridge.
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just got my 3.5 and 3 ultra I really like feel of the 3.5
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@Stevepep - can you elaborate on what you think the differences are between the intended purposes of a pen like the Savvio (insulin injections) vs Research Dosing.
Up to now, I find the Savvio pens to be fairly resilient and still very accurate as far as dosing is concerned.
I'm with you on the auto pens... in my experience they just don't hold up. Might be ok for once a week researching but not worth the extra $
@TrueNorth sure the insulin pens are better than the others. My experience with the Savvio pens is after a while they get stuck at the end of a cartridge and brake. I have had that happen to two pens. Maybe I am trying to get the last drop and it’s user error I don’t have that experience with the V3 ultra, V4 or Plastique so in ones man opinion I am just not going to spend the time and effort looking for something when I can easily order from here and support this place. After all we are being handed a ton of information for free so all things being considered it seems like a no brainer
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just got my 3.5 and 3 ultra I really like feel of the 3.5
@MikeMiranda damn the only one I haven’t tried
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@MikeMiranda damn the only one I haven’t tried
@MikeMiranda damn the only one I haven’t tried
very smooth an the clicks are very satisfying
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just got my 3.5 and 3 ultra I really like feel of the 3.5
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@TrueNorth sure the insulin pens are better than the others. My experience with the Savvio pens is after a while they get stuck at the end of a cartridge and brake. I have had that happen to two pens. Maybe I am trying to get the last drop and it’s user error I don’t have that experience with the V3 ultra, V4 or Plastique so in ones man opinion I am just not going to spend the time and effort looking for something when I can easily order from here and support this place. After all we are being handed a ton of information for free so all things being considered it seems like a no brainer
@Stevepep - interesting. Well, that's your experience with the Savvio, so it is what it is. I haven't had that problem with them yet.
I can understand and appreciate supporting Randy. If I lived in the US I would do it more.
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