Where Do You Buy Your V1 Injector Pens?

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Happy Saturday, everyone!

I'm hoping to get some suggestions for reliable sellers that carry quality injector pens without charging an arm and a leg.

So far my experience is limited to V1 pens, and I have to admit I'm getting a bit hooked. One clearly isn't sufficient, since I'm now after around eight of them! Haha. 😂

I'm guessing this has been discussed before, but I'd really like to know where each of you personally picked up your V1 pens and whether the quality has stood the test of time. Which supplier do you count on, particularly if you're buying more than one at a time?

I'd also welcome thoughts on the V2, V3, or V4 pens and whether you think the upgrade is justified.

Any suggestions, links, or advice for getting the most for your money while keeping the quality high would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance, and have a great weekend!
 
Big Time Supply is my preferred option. The head—the component that presses against the cartridge—gets upgraded to a thicker version. Because of this, the pen can push out every last bit of liquid from the cartridge. Along with the upgraded head, they also ship the original head plus a spacer, so you have the option to revert if you want.

I recently added spacers to my other pens that were missing them.

Pep Pens is a solid choice too.
 
V1 is the only type I've used (and I'm a big fan!). My first one came via a connection from a member here, and after that I picked up 2 additional ones on eBay. Goodies Supplies & More carries a solid range, and the prices are all pretty fair. I've checked out a lot of other vendors too — you can even find 3-packs of V1 on Amazon.

I never moved beyond V1 since there hasn't been any reason to. Certain other models need cartridge adapters, and V2 has drawn some criticism, though the details escape me. As for the Gangulin, it's supposedly the GOAT among pens with fully automatic injection, but the cost is steep.

This place has no shortage of pen threads, so pour yourself a drink, get comfortable, and search/read away.
 
biglac said:

I've reached Pep Pens. Around 5 of their V2 pens are in my possession, along with roughly 6 of their V2 Pro pens.
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Ohhh, that's a great site — I hadn't heard of that one before, and I really like the side-by-side pen comparison they have there.
 
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