I get pins from amazon. I can only get prime shipped pins. Non prime state they can't deliver to my state. I have 31g 4mm for peptides and 29g 8mm for subq oil.
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Photon
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The best refillable pens out there are the ones who use both springs and mechanical tension and not simply mechanical tension. If you've ever used a disposable pen auto injector (GLP or some other medication), you would realize just how smooth these are.
These pens simply require you set the dial to what you would like to inject, and then press ONE button. The mechanic pens are the ones who require multiple clicks, one click for each drop. Whether its metal or plastic (on the outside), doesn't really matter.
Sadly, almost all pens out there are based off mechanical tension, because they are much cheaper and easier to produce.
I have since swapped my Humalog Luxura HD to GensuPen2 which uses the same lily cartridges / pen needles. The one click button is on the side. The difference is night and day. I also avoid anything Novo related due to how they use special cartridges.
TLDR: Look for these keywords. Plastic/metal is irrelevant.
(1) Spring-assisted / Spring-based
(2) Reusable
Pens that I would recommend (In no order):
I am not affiliated, I do not provide sources and I do not get commission or any sort of benefit.
These pens simply require you set the dial to what you would like to inject, and then press ONE button. The mechanic pens are the ones who require multiple clicks, one click for each drop. Whether its metal or plastic (on the outside), doesn't really matter.
Sadly, almost all pens out there are based off mechanical tension, because they are much cheaper and easier to produce.
I have since swapped my Humalog Luxura HD to GensuPen2 which uses the same lily cartridges / pen needles. The one click button is on the side. The difference is night and day. I also avoid anything Novo related due to how they use special cartridges.
TLDR: Look for these keywords. Plastic/metal is irrelevant.
(1) Spring-assisted / Spring-based
(2) Reusable
Pens that I would recommend (In no order):
I am not affiliated, I do not provide sources and I do not get commission or any sort of benefit.
| GensuPen2 (I use this) |
GENSUPEN2 automatic injection system – BIOTON medical equipmentGENSUPEN2 - Its automatic system of insulin injection significantly improves patient comfort, minimizes pain caused by injections, enables higher metabolism control and improved treatment satisfaction
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| Gansulin Pen (China) | This is the oldest on this list, I would recommend it the last.Ypsomed launches new reusable ServoPen® in China, Ypsomed AG, Story - PresseBoxYpsomed AG, Ypsomed launches its newly developed reusable ServoPen® insulin pen for the first time in China together with its long-t…
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| CrisPen (Brazil) |
Cristalia products with Nemera’s reusable pen injector commercialized in Brazil.Cristalia’s human growth hormone will be administered with CRISPEN®. Approved by ANVISA1, CRISPEN® is part of Nemera’s state-of-the-art pen injector platform PENDURA AD.
www.nemera.net
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JuiceStick
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Owen Mumford Autopen is also spring loaded. The disadvantage is if you dial past your desired dose, it's not possible to dial back without pressing the trigger.
Photon
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Owen is the first producer of the spring loaded pen which is being discontinued this year. I did not suggest it as it's significantly older than the newer pens. I'm looking forward to seeing what they're producing next. There is a high chance it also will not be B2C but simply B2B based on the direction things are heading.
Owen Mumford to discontinue Autopen insulin pens – here's what you need to know
Which insulins pens will be discontinued? Owen Mumford will withdraw its Autopen Classic 1 and 2 unit devices, as well as its Autopen 24 1 and 2 unit devices. The Autopen Classic devices are compatible for use with Lilly and Wockhardt insulin cartridges. The Autopen 24 devices are compatible...
For those looking for alternative spring based pens, you can look at Nemera which does B2B and sells spring based auto reusable pens to companies. If you scroll down it shows the list of pens that are sold to others that are being used.
Reusable pens: multiple use, same efficiency | Injection devices | Nemera
At Nemera, we foster patient adherence and safety by providing effective reusable automatic pen injectors. Find out more.
www.nemera.net
I’ve read this entire thread twice this morning and the information is beginning to turn to mush. So I’d like to ask for clarification.
The Ergo II (or clone) has a dial that reaches 60 where each integer represents 0.01mL, correct? Making the 60 independent from the cartridges total volume. Also, can the dial be reset while the plunger remains in place.
The Ergo II (or clone) has a dial that reaches 60 where each integer represents 0.01mL, correct? Making the 60 independent from the cartridges total volume. Also, can the dial be reset while the plunger remains in place.
Yeah if you take it to 60 it is 0.6ml
If you wind it past where you want it, you just wind it back no problem
Nice! Thank you. I wanted to be sure that there wasn’t some additional math that I was missing
Has anyone experienced the micro rubber stoppers in their cartridges expanding and shedding? I think this is from the high BB percentage in the oils I am using (bayer testoviron/androtardyl).
Guessing there is no real solution to this other than getting through the vial more quickly?
A real shame because castor oil is such a pain to draw and these pens were making life EZ.
Guessing there is no real solution to this other than getting through the vial more quickly?
A real shame because castor oil is such a pain to draw and these pens were making life EZ.
Are there replacement parts available anywhere? The ones I use for oils keep getting broken/melted at the base of the plastic cart holder, I already could use at least 5 of ‘em. Anyone seen these available separately anywhere? I’m loving the pens but the ones I use for oils are gonna get expensive at this rate if I have to buy yet another whole effing pen I don’t need each time one breaks again.
How do you actually order that Gensupen?The best refillable pens out there are the ones who use both springs and mechanical tension and not simply mechanical tension. If you've ever used a disposable pen auto injector (GLP or some other medication), you would realize just how smooth these are.
These pens simply require you set the dial to what you would like to inject, and then press ONE button. The mechanic pens are the ones who require multiple clicks, one click for each drop. Whether its metal or plastic (on the outside), doesn't really matter.
Sadly, almost all pens out there are based off mechanical tension, because they are much cheaper and easier to produce.
I have since swapped my Humalog Luxura HD to GensuPen2 which uses the same lily cartridges / pen needles. The one click button is on the side. The difference is night and day. I also avoid anything Novo related due to how they use special cartridges.
TLDR: Look for these keywords. Plastic/metal is irrelevant.
(1) Spring-assisted / Spring-based
(2) Reusable
Pens that I would recommend (In no order):
I am not affiliated, I do not provide sources and I do not get commission or any sort of benefit.
GensuPen2
(I use this)GENSUPEN2 automatic injection system – BIOTON medical equipment
GENSUPEN2 - Its automatic system of insulin injection significantly improves patient comfort, minimizes pain caused by injections, enables higher metabolism control and improved treatment satisfactionbioton.com
Gansulin Pen
(China)This is the oldest on this list, I would recommend it the last.
Ypsomed launches new reusable ServoPen® in China, Ypsomed AG, Story - PresseBox
Ypsomed AG, Ypsomed launches its newly developed reusable ServoPen® insulin pen for the first time in China together with its long-t…www.pressebox.com
CrisPen
(Brazil)Cristalia products with Nemera’s reusable pen injector commercialized in Brazil.
Cristalia’s human growth hormone will be administered with CRISPEN®. Approved by ANVISA1, CRISPEN® is part of Nemera’s state-of-the-art pen injector platform PENDURA AD.
AlexDavis43
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I'm surprised that pens even work well for oils.
How much volume per shot and how long does it take?
I’m doing “25 click” shots daily right now. Works pretty well with the 29g pen needles, doesn’t take long at all.
Works really really well. You can use the pen needles, but for oils they are less accurate. If you just test with a syringe in the stopper and click 25, you'll usually get 21-23ish, depending on the product. But it pushes out thick castor oil into a 30g 0.5 slin pin for me and then I can visually make sure i'm getting the right amount, then pushing castor oil out of a barrel that small is easy.
Only problem is melting rubber stoppers from BB atm and, I guess, melting actual plastic from the screwthread pen plunger
Yep, exactly my issue too.
Just call the number during biz hours, or not so simple? Looks nice
Photon
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India, Europe, Poland. Message a source directly and ask them to source it for you. We have a few very capable ones in the ugl forums.
There's also a Chinese clone which I can confirm works the same. They even copied the user manual..
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I. Have lots of both those types, I’m trying to get fancier over here hahaIndia, Europe, Poland. Message a source directly and ask them to source it for you. We have a few very capable ones in the ugl forums.
There's also a Chinese clone which I can confirm works the same. They even copied the user manual..
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