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EasyTouch U-100 Insulin Syringes
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steckdose0
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that's how all insulin syringes come. they are exclusively sold in bags of 10.
edit: what i meant to say is, they come exclusively in bags of 10 besides that one random off brand that you have to special order just to prove me wrong. lol.
edit: what i meant to say is, they come exclusively in bags of 10 besides that one random off brand that you have to special order just to prove me wrong. lol.
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Ironman580
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You are totally wrong - they are by no means exclusively sold in bags of 10 - they should individually wrapped
steckdose0
Member
where the fuck are you getting this info?
JC Grifter
Member
steckdose0
Member
"brandzig" .. nice. did you have to google "individually wrapped insulin syringes" just to come on here and prove a point?
JC Grifter
Member
You’re mad because I gave the OP an option to solve his problem. That’s a very strange reaction for an adult to have
steckdose0
Member
how is showing a box of syringes you pulled out of your closet a solution to OP asking whether his 10 pack is safe to use or not? clearly you went out of your way just to show the 1 random dogshit brand that does this without even any specifications on the box even.
Ironman580
Banned
Those are the same ones I use - no clue what this asshole stecdose problem or point is - been using these for a few years
VenomYo
Banned
if the indiviually wrapped ones are from amazon and the 10 pack ones are not from amazon, then im buying the 10 pack ones.
Now, if i wanted to buy freeze dried tarantulas in plastic bags from Thailand, then amazon would be the first place I'd look.
Now, if i wanted to buy freeze dried tarantulas in plastic bags from Thailand, then amazon would be the first place I'd look.
Canine
New Member
The packs of 10 are all I've ever seen for easy touch insulin syringes at the pharmacy or online, definitely uncommon to be individually wrapped. The easy touch brand is super popular amongst diabetics, usually refered to as the more "premium" syringe brand. If you go to a pharmacy and ask for insulin syringes they'll even sell you a single pack of 10. If it's good enough for diabetics who use these daily, it's good enough for anyone else.
Not sure why the other guys are arguing about wrapped vs not for these, but it shouldn't matter never the less.
Not sure why the other guys are arguing about wrapped vs not for these, but it shouldn't matter never the less.
JC Grifter
Member
Because he clearly wants individual sealed pins and he won’t get them with the brand he wants.
Bro that’s a real tough way to go through life getting pissed off by everything.
Pineapples4Puss
New Member
I grab a few insulin pins from the hospitali….
They do in fact come in packs of 10 with orange tops on them.
Btcowboy
Member
The BD boxes of slin pins I have are 100 individually wrapped. I havent seen them in packs of 10 lick that. Personally would prefer individually wrapped
steckdose0
Member
by the looks of it, most brands have discontinued their individually wrapped slin pins. my guess is it's not economical. the bigger luer lock/slip tips are multi-functional and slin pins are just not.
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Rido
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My BD 6mm and 8mm are in packs of 10. I use them for hgh
Derailed82
Member
If those packs of ten are not sterile then I better go buy a lottery ticket because I'm one lucky sonofabitch
Rido
Subscriber
They technically aren't sterile. I am sure the pin inside of the that is cover is sterile.
Technically sterile is marked as sterile and individually wrapped.
It is not necessary for the whole needle to be sterile(only the actually pin and inside of the syringe needs to be).
Even if you have sterile needles. It technically looses sterility once you touch it(unless you touch it with sterile gloves.)
Derailed82
Member
Well the needle is the only thing that needs to be sterile... You're not jabbing the whole syringe into your body.
Canine
New Member
If those packs of ten were so dangerous you'd see diabetics left and right getting their stomach tissue cut out from infections. They are totally safe to inject with, use the same procedure you do with individually wrapped syringes, don't touch the needle with unwashed hands and you're good.
