Auto inject pens
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@Stevepep
This has been covered multiple times on here and other forums. I actually cut them apart myself, I didn’t look at pictures on the internet, I didn’t repeat things I heard or read - I BOUGHT BOTH PENS and cut them apart myself. I posted the detailed pictures of everything.
You have the pens, cut them apart yourself and post pictures of how they are different- put your money where your mouth is -I DID.
The only difference was in the cart adapter, and the difference was that they both came with 2 different ones, and I posted pictures of that too.
This board is good because it has good information, but is is getting mucked up because people like you keep posting just to post and you put BAD information out like this. Again put your money where your mouth is and cut the two pens apart and post the pictures. But you won’t, you will reply with multiple posts about this our that and why you don’t need to because you know this or that… bla bla bla… cut the pens apart and show is the difference. I did.@Commander I wasn’t arguing at all I believe you I said the internals are probably the same. I believe you not arguing at all. No need to get your panties in a bunch. I don’t even care to be honest I was just posting my experience as a user of both pens. I have two convipens that broke maybe it was user error or how much they got used by me.
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Just make sure you have at most 31 gauge pen needles. 32g pen needles seem to be just too thin for the gansulin to deliver accurately. 31g is fine for low viscosity peptides. I wouldn't use it for any oils, and personally I find that all pens deliver better when they're at room Temp.
Just make sure you have at most 31 gauge pen needles. 32g pen needles seem to be just too thin for the gansulin to deliver accurately. 31g is fine for low viscosity peptides. I wouldn't use it for any oils, and personally I find that all pens deliver better when they're at room Temp.
I thought I had a broken Gansulin when I switched to a 4mm (32G), but switching back to an 8mm (31G) showed me it still worked.
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@Blueeyedme the echo or is this something else?
@Stevepep - It's the AEI-01/03 digital bluetooth injection pen, made by Hangzhou Qiantang Longteng - which appears to be a legit FDA (510)k approved manufacture for other injectable devices. Some are calling it an electric Gansulin because they look very similar - but not related at all. STG guys say the next production run is later this month and hopefully see stock by January. The best link I have leads to Riptide's TG where he has a bunch of photos and testing videos. Daro has kept his in the refrigerator for a month now - test dosing everyday and hasn't needed to recharge....that's about all I know.
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I have 6 Gansulin and 2 Convi. I believe commander saying they are identical as he’s cut them apart. In my small sample size of using these pens daily for 6 months now, some of my Gansulin stick but my Convi surprisingly have been smooth. All are kept in the fridge and I use 31g 6mm pen needles. Maybe it’s possible that there maybe a quality consistency across different batches?
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I will say this. Convipens aren’t sold on peptide critic Jeff said why he tested them etc I believe. For what we get for free on this site me personally I am buying a Gansolin from peptide critic before I buy a similar item elsewhere. That’s just my opinion. Let’s support this place that does this for us for nothing might as well shop at the store
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