Hey, guys!

[MedLabGear]

Just seemed to be SUPER SHARP! I have bad scar tissue in my delts. I can barely get a BD OR Thermo needle in. But those monoject needles slide in so easy and work with no problem. The person that gave me those ones in the picture worked at a hospital and took them. It was really crazy how well they worked! I've found them at a couple veterinary sites but they only sell like 18 gauge or bigger. I'm a big fella but not as big ascreen a horse....

What brand or manufacturer are they and I can see what options are out there?

[FrankTheTank55]

whats the benefit?

Just seemed to be SUPER SHARP! I have bad scar tissue in my delts. I can barely get a BD OR Thermo needle in. But those monoject needles slide in so easy and work with no problem. The person that gave me those ones in the picture worked at a hospital and took them. It was really crazy how well they worked! I've found them at a couple veterinary sites but they only sell like 18 gauge or bigger. I'm a big fella but not as big ascreen a horse....

[MedLabGear]

I just placed my order, I asked the customer service person in the chat, I think they thought I was trolling, they closed out the chat window. lol.

That was me, It actually shows you disconnected.. if you want, shoot me another chat. Im here lol!

I was mobile, though.

[MedLabGear]

I think it is a metal leur lock.

[Bouncer]

I was talking about the metal connection.... (not sure what it's called)

whats the benefit?

I just placed my order, I asked the customer service person in the chat, I think they thought I was trolling, they closed out the chat window. lol.

:rofl::rofl:

[AvidFisherman]

I just placed my order, I asked the customer service person in the chat, I think they thought I was trolling, they closed out the chat window. lol.

[MedLabGear]

I was talking about the metal connection.... (not sure what it's called)

I know what you're talking about now based on the picture. I do believe that falls under a different category of syringes (what they are used for) let me take a quick second and check it out. I do believe they are a lot more expensive too. Do they serve a different purpose, I'm not entirely privy other than I surmise they might prevent the waste of liquid.

[AvidFisherman]

How does that affect the effect of the pen?

[FrankTheTank55]

Are you speaking about the Coviden ones? I know they are tri-bevled tips. Medtronic actually just bought Kendall/Coviden so I think they might take a bigger foot in the hypodermic syringe game.

I was talking about the metal connection.... (not sure what it's called)

[Bouncer]

Oh ok, it confused me cause there are some slin pins listed under the needles category.

[MedLabGear]

cool, unless i'm blind i don't see those listed under the syringes and needles category. the link you posted above works, I just mean I don't see in the list on your site.

Nope, you're right. Its under diabetic supplies which has a subcategory with all insulin syringes

[Bouncer]

EasyTouch 29G 1 cc 1/2" needle Insulin Syringe - Medlab Gear

Honestly Im partial to caring EasyTouch and Advocate only. Terumo makes insulin syringes but I swear anytime in the past I've used those, even a 30G feels like it mine as well be a 25g. EasyTouch has pretty extensive testing showing that their needles are actually sharper... who knew lol.

here is a short expert:

In 2011, STR, a worldwide Independent Research Laboratory, scored EasyTouch® Insulin Syringes 10 out of 10 versus BD Insulin Syringes. Key tests included needle sharpness, tensil strength, glue strength and product finish.

cool, unless i'm blind i don't see those listed under the syringes and needles category. the link you posted above works, I just mean I don't see in the list on your site.

[MedLabGear]

Do you have 29g 1cc slin pins? I see 29g 1/2cc slin pins but not 1cc.

EasyTouch 29G 1 cc 1/2" needle Insulin Syringe - Medlab Gear

Honestly Im partial to caring EasyTouch and Advocate only. Terumo makes insulin syringes but I swear anytime in the past I've used those, even a 30G feels like it mine as well be a 25g. EasyTouch has pretty extensive testing showing that their needles are actually sharper... who knew lol.

here is a short expert:

In 2011, STR, a worldwide Independent Research Laboratory, scored EasyTouch® Insulin Syringes 10 out of 10 versus BD Insulin Syringes. Key tests included needle sharpness, tensil strength, glue strength and product finish.

[MedLabGear]

That shit used to be everywhere. Now it seems kinda hard to find.

What most people don't know is: Hospira makes (1) batch of Bacteriostatic water a year. So in theory, if it was all sold, its gone... at least that brand. Pfizer bought Hospira and they aren't accepting any new distributors either until Pfizer is fully integrated which isn't expected until 2018 I've been told. Anyways... Bac water prices tend to rise as the year goes on, supply goes down, and demand goes UP! If you remember, a few years ago there was a major shortage and people were selling it at like $19.99 a bottle lol!

[MedLabGear]

I've been looking all over for those monoject needles!!! Are those the metal ones?? Best needles EVER!!

Are you speaking about the Coviden ones? I know they are tri-bevled tips. Medtronic actually just bought Kendall/Coviden so I think they might take a bigger foot in the hypodermic syringe game.