New toy, and now a must have

[Sacario]

I thought I'd share with yall this auto injector I bought off ebay. It stabs and presses the oil in, you only have to load the pen and press a button.
This thing is awesome, you can't even feel it going in and if your like me pining yourself is like going through concrete. Definitely worth the 100 bucks.

 

[Heath82]

How many times have you used it? I saw a video on insta where it didn’t always shoot
The full dose… has that ever been an issue? And how fast does it shoot? I’d hate to pin 2-3ccs in a few seconds ouch

 

[Freedom69]

Wow the things they invent . I would never use this

 

[Sacario]

How many times have you used it? I saw a video on insta where it didn’t always shoot
The full dose… has that ever been an issue? And how fast does it shoot? I’d hate to pin 2-3ccs in a few seconds ouch

I've had it a few months so 30+ shots. It shoots really slow. Ive never had an issue with it not pushing out all the oil.
I can fit up to 2.5ml in a 3ml syringe but it has adapters to use from an insulin pin to a 5ml syringe.

 

[cage99]

Have you ever had any issues when pushing oil into scar tissues? There’s been times when I’m injecting into tougher areas where I had to adjust the syringe to be able to push all the oil inside. Curious how this would work out in areas such as this…

Cage

 

[FuriousAngus]

This looks really interesting, especially for harder to reach locations like glutes (which I never use primarily due to that reason). I use this to make things easier to push in:

SyringeGrip | Red

The original SyringeGrip Make using syringes easier on your hands with the SyringeGrip. This small device provides an ergonomic grip to syringes. Sizing SyringeGrips are available for many syringe brands and sizes. The universal version fits most regular syringes, but will be loose on some...

syringegrip.com

 

[Sacario]

This looks really interesting, especially for harder to reach locations like glutes (which I never use primarily due to that reason). I use this to make things easier to push in:

SyringeGrip | Red

The original SyringeGrip Make using syringes easier on your hands with the SyringeGrip. This small device provides an ergonomic grip to syringes. Sizing SyringeGrips are available for many syringe brands and sizes. The universal version fits most regular syringes, but will be loose on some...

syringegrip.com

I actually made a few of these before I used the auto injector. They helped push in thick oil like grape seed oil.

 

[Sacario]

Have you ever had any issues when pushing oil into scar tissues? There’s been times when I’m injecting into tougher areas where I had to adjust the syringe to be able to push all the oil inside. Curious how this would work out in areas such as this…

Cage

I haven't hit a wall like that yet, being mechanical I'm sure it would just keep forcing it in unless it's not strong enough to push the plunger.

 

[FuriousAngus]

I haven't hit a wall like that yet, being mechanical I'm sure it would just keep forcing it in unless it's not strong enough to push the plunger.

So does this actually push the oil in itself or do you have to press the plunger like other auto injectors? How long does it take per ml of oil?

 

[Sacario]

So does this actually push the oil in itself or do you have to press the plunger like other auto injectors? How long does it take per ml of oil?

It pushes the oil for you. It's the only one I could find that did this.
I haven't timed it but I use a 25g and I shoot grape seed oil. It takes around 45 sec to a minute it seems to do 2.5ml.

 

[FuriousAngus]

It pushes the oil for you. It's the only one I could find that did this.
I haven't timed it but I use a 25g and I shoot grape seed oil. It takes around 45 sec to a minute it seems to do 2.5ml.

Picking one up later, thanks man

 

[Sacario]

Picking one up later, thanks man

Yes Sir, you'll love it for them glute and lat shots

 

[gauge22-v2]

I searched for auto injector on amazon.ca. Is this the right one?

 

[Sacario]

I searched for auto injector on amazon.ca. Is this the right one?

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For off season yes.

 

[Jerry5000]

I don't really see an advantage with this, $100 and what is the gain.

 

[Sectør]

Yeah I wouldn’t use this either. What if you’re on a vein, or like others said with the scar tissue problem (which many of us have). It’s just going to push it through the vein or into the scar tissue? Just doesn’t seem practical

 

[FuriousAngus]

Pumping this thread for an update; so mine arrived in the mail last night. Took a minute to figure out but after watching some YouTube videos I think I got the hang of it, I put it against my glutes with a 1 inch needle and pressed the button, yet nothing happened (or so I thought). In fact, for a second I kept looking around to try to find where the oil was dripping because I fully believed it wasn't in my glutes yet, but it was. It was the smoothest pin I have ever done in my entire life.

The. Smoothest.

There was about a 0.1 of a ml wasted it seems (pinning took about 20 seconds for 1ml of Cyp), which isn't a big deal and can easily be accounted for. Now; due to the way the device is made it will eat away at your needle length some, so a 1 inch is more like 2/3 of an inch, so keep this in mind and plan in advance. The device is also fully mechanical, so no need to worry about batteries, etc...

Great find, thank you @Sacario

 

[Sacario]

Pumping this thread for an update; so mine arrived in the mail last night. Took a minute to figure out but after watching some YouTube videos I think I got the hang of it, I put it against my glutes with a 1 inch needle and pressed the button, yet nothing happened (or so I thought). In fact, for a second I kept looking around to try to find where the oil was dripping because I fully believed it wasn't in my glutes yet, but it was. It was the smoothest pin I have ever done in my entire life.

The. Smoothest.

There was about a 0.1 of a ml wasted it seems (pinning took about 20 seconds for 1ml of Cyp), which isn't a big deal and can easily be accounted for. Now; due to the way the device is made it will eat away at your needle length some, so a 1 inch is more like 2/3 of an inch, so keep this in mind and plan in advance. The device is also fully mechanical, so no need to worry about batteries, etc...

Great find, thank you @Sacario

Yes Sir. I did the same shit. I couldn't even tell the needle even went in. Lol

 

[KingOfSushi]

Maybe I’m missing something… but what’s the point of this?

From my understanding I could perhaps see this being useful for someone with a phobia of needles or a child.

 

[whacked]