jet injectors such as Quinovare

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Tonight I was browsing online for a starter kit to begin my Retatrutide path, and I came across a huge selection of generic and name-brand pens and kits. Then I happened to see Jet Injectors, and right away I figured I'd start my first thread here on GLP1Chat—surely someone here has tested them out.
 
It's come up in threads before.
I'll stay with syringes — cheap, dull, predictable and they work.
 
woundcarping said:

It's come up in threads before.
I'll stay with syringes — cheap, dull, predictable and they work.
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I looked around for threads about this topic, but it seems I wasn't searching with the right words. What kind of supplies are you all using?

To be honest, I have a slight fear of needles
 
super35link said:

woundcarping said:

It's come up in threads before.
I'll stay with syringes — cheap, dull, predictable and they work.
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I looked around for threads about this topic, but it seems I wasn't searching with the right words. What kind of supplies are you all using?

To be honest, I have a slight fear of needles
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Easy Touch is my go-to for peptides: .3ml 30ga, 5/16”, and .5ml 29ga 1/2” when oil is involved. Several sizes live in the drawer — 1ml 30ga comes out whenever the volume won't fit inside .3ml.

TRT lasted three weeks for me years back. IM shots in the thigh brought on anxiety and pain I wasn't willing to keep tolerating.

After 6 months of peptides, SC shots are no big deal at all. I've done as many as 8 in a single day.
 
Modern jet injectors cost a lot and, in reality, aren't very sensible to use.

Should needles make you uncomfortable, regular injector pens are worth checking out. My top pick is the Gansulin auto. You simply pin it and click. I use 4 every day.

The tiny pen needles are imperceptible—you'll have to check whether it's in 🫣

This forum holds plenty of pen-related information for you to explore. Enjoy!
 
I've come across those as well, and I'd like to know what folks have tried.

The reason I haven't pulled the trigger: 3 separate adapter styles exist, and they appear to be built around lab-made insulin vials. I'm completely in the dark about how to set up the injector, nothing explains if it actually goes subcutaneous, and cartridges cost 20 times what vials for pen with needles do.

Just so you know, my setup is 32G 4mm BD, and it glides in perfectly.
 
woundcarping said:

super35link said:

woundcarping said:

It's come up in threads before.
I'll stay with syringes — cheap, dull, predictable and they work.
Click to expand...

I looked around for threads about this topic, but it seems I wasn't searching with the right words. What kind of supplies are you all using?

To be honest, I have a slight fear of needles
Click to expand...

Easy Touch is my go-to for peptides: .3ml 30ga, 5/16”, and .5ml 29ga 1/2” when oil is involved. Several sizes live in the drawer — 1ml 30ga comes out whenever the volume won't fit inside .3ml.

TRT lasted three weeks for me years back. IM shots in the thigh brought on anxiety and pain I wasn't willing to keep tolerating.

After 6 months of peptides, SC shots are no big deal at all. I've done as many as 8 in a single day.
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I'm in the same boat, but my setup is 31g and 5/16". The .3ml size isn't something I've used, though .5ml and 1ml are what I have on hand. So far, I haven't needed to inject a dose small enough for that yet.
 
super35link said:

How do you all settle on a size from that list? I'm trying to work out which one suits me
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For water, just about any setup will do.

A 30g needle pulls up quicker compared to a 31g.

When it's water and typical amounts, the length isn't a big factor.

Pick a barrel size that holds your dose, so measuring is simpler and more precise.

Last week, I believe, I grabbed a 29g 1/2” .5ml for water by mistake, when I should have used the 30g 1/2” 1ml. I only noticed when I was short a 29g for a later injection.
 
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