Handy Items That Simplify Daily Life

[FarmgirlRebel]

Which purchases do you make that add convenience, enjoyment, or safety to your peptide routine?

I'll start (naturally )

Every month, 100 31g needles arrive right at my home. Thanks to ADW diabetics supply store.

The Niimbot M2 label maker is quite entertaining. I create labels for my peps, for gifts, for organizing, and so on. The Niimbot website offers more affordable options.

 

[peppypineapple]

My Niimobot is something I really adore! For my daily syringes and alcohol pads, I grabbed a small metal tool chest at Harbor Freight. The Hydrapeak food storage containers are another item I've found super handy. That tip came from this forum and has been a huge help! To keep my vials secure and snug for long-term freezer storage, my husband 3D printed some inserts.

 

[Ruckus4519]

peppypineapple said:

My Niimobot is something I really adore! For my daily syringes and alcohol pads, I grabbed a small metal tool chest at Harbor Freight. The Hydrapeak food storage containers are another item I've found super handy. That tip came from this forum and has been a huge help! To keep my vials secure and snug for long-term freezer storage, my husband 3D printed some inserts.

Do you put any desiccants in the Hydrapeak? I recall someone bringing up silica gel packs, and then someone else mentioning molecular sieve packs.

 

[FarmgirlRebel]

Ohh, I left out my mini peptide fridge that holds my current stacks. I'm a big fan. It's super small, yet gets cold enough...

It's been roughly 3 months with it, and it's been working well up to now.

 

[desinr-gal]

what's it sitting at now,?

 

[desinr-gal]

Injection pens suit me fine, and there's far less plastic going in the bin.

 

[FarmgirlRebel]

desinr-gal said:

what's it sitting at now,?

It holds steady at about 38 degrees...the rear portion of this small unit runs chillier, though, and frost does form back there. Even so, none of my peps have frozen, not even sitting right against the back wall. There's a small shelf molded into the door that fits 3ml vials just right, and it appears to remain around I put the vials I'm thawing on that little shelf

 

[FarmgirlRebel]

desinr-gal said:

Injection pens suit me fine, and there's far less plastic going in the bin.

Honestly, they'd probably drive me up the wall...though cutting down on the number of plastic syringes lying around does sound appealing. As for the zepbound pens that show up at my place, I'm not a fan — maybe it's because I like being in charge a little too much???

 

[peppypineapple]

Ruckus4519 said:

peppypineapple said:

My Niimobot is something I really adore! For my daily syringes and alcohol pads, I grabbed a small metal tool chest at Harbor Freight. The Hydrapeak food storage containers are another item I've found super handy. That tip came from this forum and has been a huge help! To keep my vials secure and snug for long-term freezer storage, my husband 3D printed some inserts.

Do you put any desiccants in the Hydrapeak? I recall someone bringing up silica gel packs, and then someone else mentioning molecular sieve packs.

Nope, I haven't — the only reason being that Amazon shipped me the wrong thing, and I just never bothered to place another order for fresh packs. My guess is that whenever I next take out a vial, I'll toss a few in at that point.

 

[peppypineapple]

desinr-gal said:

Injection pens suit me fine, and there's far less plastic going in the bin.

That's the next thing I plan to dive into, haha! The thought of cutting down on waste really appeals to me.

 

[desinr-gal]

FarmgirlRebel said:

desinr-gal said:

Injection pens suit me fine, and there's far less plastic going in the bin.

Honestly, they'd probably drive me up the wall...though cutting down on the number of plastic syringes lying around does sound appealing. As for the zepbound pens that show up at my place, I'm not a fan — maybe it's because I like being in charge a little too much???

That makes sense to me, and it's the reason the V1s appeal to me; I feel like I'm fully in charge (or at least that's the story I tell myself )

 

[FarmgirlRebel]

desinr-gal said:

FarmgirlRebel said:

desinr-gal said:

Injection pens suit me fine, and there's far less plastic going in the bin.

Honestly, they'd probably drive me up the wall...though cutting down on the number of plastic syringes lying around does sound appealing. As for the zepbound pens that show up at my place, I'm not a fan — maybe it's because I like being in charge a little too much???

That makes sense to me, and it's the reason the V1s appeal to me; I feel like I'm fully in charge (or at least that's the story I tell myself )

I'll need to look into those... at minimum for the ones I use every day.