Refillable injector pen

[powerdiesel]

FYI I picked up a Gansulin auto pen and tried using it for my TRT this morning. I had to press the clicker button a few times to get it to deliver the full dose. Not a huge deal, and better than having to press the plunger manually. I think it's just slightly too much resistence and so the pen stops on its own.

For example, I wound it up to 30 units and clicked the button and it went from 30 to 22. Then I clicked it again and it went down to 10ish. Then another click and it went to 0.

Will be interesting to see if the mig812 test C I have on the way will flow just a little better so it can be a 1 click delivery.

 

[FuriousAngus]

FYI I picked up a Gansulin auto pen and tried using it for my TRT this morning. I had to press the clicker button a few times to get it to deliver the full dose. Not a huge deal, and better than having to press the plunger manually. I think it's just slightly too much resistence and so the pen stops on its own.

For example, I wound it up to 30 units and clicked the button and it went from 30 to 22. Then I clicked it again and it went down to 10ish. Then another click and it went to 0.

Will be interesting to see if the mig812 test C I have on the way will flow just a little better so it can be a 1 click delivery.

I had a bunch of these and they ALL broke within 5 uses.

 

[crispybacon!]

FYI I picked up a Gansulin auto pen and tried using it for my TRT this morning. I had to press the clicker button a few times to get it to deliver the full dose. Not a huge deal, and better than having to press the plunger manually. I think it's just slightly too much resistence and so the pen stops on its own.

For example, I wound it up to 30 units and clicked the button and it went from 30 to 22. Then I clicked it again and it went down to 10ish. Then another click and it went to 0.

Will be interesting to see if the mig812 test C I have on the way will flow just a little better so it can be a 1 click delivery.

Mine sticks sometimes with just peptides in bac water. Surprised it moved at all with oil.

 

[Photon]

FYI I picked up a Gansulin auto pen and tried using it for my TRT this morning. I had to press the clicker button a few times to get it to deliver the full dose. Not a huge deal, and better than having to press the plunger manually. I think it's just slightly too much resistence and so the pen stops on its own.

For example, I wound it up to 30 units and clicked the button and it went from 30 to 22. Then I clicked it again and it went down to 10ish. Then another click and it went to 0.

Will be interesting to see if the mig812 test C I have on the way will flow just a little better so it can be a 1 click delivery.

I had a bunch of these and they ALL broke within 5 uses.

Get the birdy pen
birdy flies

Sigh it used to be 20 bucks before i shared it

 

[BendigoShafter]

Freaking love my birdy for water based injections. I was curious how the spring plunger works with oils.

Edit: damn, should have stocked up when they were cheap. The halcyon days are gone and I weep for my youth.

 

[powerdiesel]

Mine sticks sometimes with just peptides in bac water. Surprised it moved at all with oil.

FYI I stumbled across a review that said you have to hold down the button on the Gansulin, not just click it once. I'll have to give that a try next injection.

 

[AlexDavis43]

FYI I picked up a Gansulin auto pen and tried using it for my TRT this morning. I had to press the clicker button a few times to get it to deliver the full dose. Not a huge deal, and better than having to press the plunger manually. I think it's just slightly too much resistence and so the pen stops on its own.

For example, I wound it up to 30 units and clicked the button and it went from 30 to 22. Then I clicked it again and it went down to 10ish. Then another click and it went to 0.

Will be interesting to see if the mig812 test C I have on the way will flow just a little better so it can be a 1 click delivery.

these autopens are really not meant for thicc oil-based injections

they're really good for accurate water-based dosing

 

[FuriousAngus]

Get the birdy pen
birdy flies

Sigh it used to be 20 bucks before i shared it
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@Photon that's exactly the pen I was talking about, haha.