Using a pen changed everything for me

Is it typical for the pen to drip a few drops once the plunger is pushed? I've tried keeping it in place for about 10 secs afterward, but that doesn't appear to make a difference.
 
tekkit said:

I think others here would really value it if you could provide more specifics about that.
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Registration is required before the deal becomes visible. Look for it at the bottom of the pen section. I'm not connected to them in any way, but I recently picked up 3 pens along with accessories from there.

https://deserthp.com/
 
PepEvidence said:

Registration is required before the deal becomes visible. Look for it at the bottom of the pen section. I'm not connected to them in any way, but I recently picked up 3 pens along with accessories from there.

https://deserthp.com/
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Appreciate it — that should be useful to quite a few folks on here. Sadly, they don't ship outside the US, and I'm located in Japan. That's a frequent problem for me, which is why AliB/AliE tend to be solid choices in my case.
 
I'm a big fan of pens. I own two of each of these: Novopen4, Convipen, Gransupen2, and Savvio.

I ran quite a bit of accuracy testing on the pens. For the testing method I followed this youtube video, and I used a range of 32G and 31G syringes (1cc and 0.3cc).

What surprised me was that at the lower doses (3,5,6 8, 10 units), both the Gransupen2 and the Novopen4 gave inconsistent, unreliable results.

Those low doses matter a lot to me, because I split dose and microdose reta and tirz.

At every dose, in every test, the Savvio and Convipen came out reliable and precise.
 
My pens are something I really love. Things began with the simple V1 pens, and later I moved up to Savvios for my daily injections. The only thing I still do with a syringe is draw up my weekly Tirz, and that is purely because it feels odd to me to have a perfectly good pen sitting there holding the GLP for once-a-week shots.
 
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