Pen Tips / Needles
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I just checked...wasted a needle. Yes it works. I forget about that "feature" on the v2. I've never actually used it.
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I recently got a box of 500 "PIC insupen 34g 3.5mm" and they are probably the smallest needles on the market; you don't even know that it went in, and they never cause bruises!
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I am terrified of needles and started my peptide treatment last week, I'm using the Novafine plus 4mm and the V2 pen, I literally feel zero pain !
The pen is awesome because I can't see the needle, this and all your YouTube tutorials has made this experience fun and exciting.
@randy Thank you for all you do for the community , I have learnt so much
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@Randy lol , my mother used to say that getting old is not for sissy's, I now completely understand what she meant.
I'm 60 and injured my rotator cuff and it's been hell for months, physiotherapy hasn't been helping much.
I'm only 7 days into the peptide treatment and I can already feel the difference, last night was the best nights sleep I've had in months
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@randy im interested to get feed back on Jeff on a 3.5-4mm size. I have some 4mm 33g and its a mosquito, but i only use them for like a local shot of kpv or cartalax
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@Randy Just for clarity, when you say its asian market, do you mean its sold in the asian market but is the exact same? Or is it worst quality, etc?
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Thank you! I bought some for the pens I purchased from here, hopefully they are close to the actual NovaFine needles
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I think whatever works best for you is probably fine. I have tried different needles and have settled on 30g 6 or 8mm. I like the 31g but anecdotally, I think maybe stabbing the vial to fill the syringe may dull the needle a bit and cause it to catch a bit when injecting. I could be off base but i find, for example, I don’t feel 31g pen needles at all as compared with 31g syringes. Fun complication: my state restricts shipping of ‘medical supplies’ so some vendors won’t send me syringes or other items without a prescription ‘for my safety’.
WRT GHK-Cu, yeah, I have used wolverine stack for a few months, and switching to GLOW, it definitely burns. And diluting helps.
@ResearchCat I switched to GLOW and found it was spicy too. Switched to upper/outer buttocks and not spicy there. Also apply/massage castor oil over injection sites now to reduce issues with bruising and or lumps. Seems to be working well.
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