Thanks for the feedback. I reconstitute with 3ml of bac for those smaller doses. I didn't have empty larger vials to transfer into and add additional bac so the smaller doses are what I'm stuck at. I prefer 10-20 units for my ideal volume when I can.

@Nuncles in my testing I agree that a faster, harder push gave better result but out of 4 tests for each pen I think 1 pen landed dead on. 1 out of 8 tests being dead on was disappointing so I guess I'll just up the units to compensate

I recently received my first pens, two V4s, purchased from PeptideCritic. I tested the accuracy of both, multiple times and both seem to dispense 1-2 units short no matter the dose size. The larger the dose the closer it gets.

I currently have some peptides that my rat's dose is 6-13 units so a couple units makes a difference. Just wondering if its normal and is the best way to handle it to select 1 unit higher just to get closer to the desired unit amount.

Pulled the trigger on 2 V4s to start out with, can't wait for them to come in!

@Randy unfortunately the cart still changes the price from 24.99/ea (with just 1 pen in the cart) to 27.49/ea with 2 in the cart and 28.33/ea when I put 3 in the cart.

@derekg1 I see the price is good for the 1st pen added and then changes if I add more than 1....still a discount but not 24.99 each. @randy is that the case or is it an error in the cart?

@Randy I just checked, when's the price drop happening on V4's because I'm brand new to pens and fairly new to this community. I want yo grab 2 pens to start and based on this poll V4 and/or plastique seem to be what I should grab

So do you all go straight in or angled? Most videos/pics I see are straight in and just 1 or 2 that mentioned angle which got me confused

Not new to peps and syringes but just researching pens and wondered a couple things I haven't found answers to.

First, I'm looking at getting the V2 from here as my first pen, for reta, thoughts on that or is there a pen better suited for a newbie?

Second, with syringes, 8mm needle, I always pinch and go at a 45 degree angle but my understanding is you go straight at 90 degrees with a pen, why? Needle length is the same right?

If needle length varies how do I know what length to get? Ultimately I would get pens for other peps I use like wolverine and kisspeptin (does needle length change based on pep?)

Thanks for a great group!

New to this group and wanted to give my journey...
Got introduced to peps when I destroyed my rotator cuff and bicep (still recovering after 7 months). Started BPC157 and TB-500 from Paramount Peptides which seemed to help. Since then I've also bought Wolverine blend from Simple Peptides. I started testing kisspeptin from Simple which I like and Reta from VPeptide. com in Canada (I have a guy lol). Love the reta...SW..190 CW..172. My wife has experienced close to the same loss and my daughter is down 30 in the same time frame, no side effects.

I'm now looking to get into kits and grey because individual vials adds up and I want to start other protocols like a mitochondria protocol and add KLOW.

Looking forward to learning more in this group (seems better than other groups I'm in) and researching vendors and how to get stuff tested. Getting ripped off or garbage vials is my biggest concern so I have a lot to learn. Thanks for having me.