I guess you'd need one pen for each peptide.
The benefits would be smaller needle, less bruising, simplicity of correct dosage administration, easier to hide.
Does anyone use insulin pen for peptides?
I guess you'd need one pen for each peptide.
The benefits would be smaller needle, less bruising, simplicity of correct dosage administration, easier to hide.
Does anyone use insulin pen for peptides?
Would you want to use a 32g small needle that is very simple to administrate several times per day?
No bruises no problems.
Anyone got any tips to share with us?
I have not heard of anyone doing this but it's interesting idea.
I guess it would cost much more?
Yes it would cost about 40 $ to get started but I was looking for a simpler usage and storing for traveling.Originally Posted by hax
This is fantastic idea, i had this in mind while ago, but i failed to find empty insulin pen&cartridge supplier. I hope you'll have better success with this, if anything comes up don't hesitate to let us know.
My friend used pens for peptides and hcg. He used old carts of hi long insulin which i purse with bac water. Everything seems to work fine without loss of efficacy
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