OconeeDawg
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So, I was reading through the Hospira BAC water availability thread, and that’s when I first heard about PepPens. Do any of you use them? If so, I’d love to hear your reviews.
I have 3 but haven’t set one up yet. Hear great things. I don’t think it’s worth using for a weekly injection, but something daily or twice a day is my plan.So, I was reading through the Hospira BAC water availability thread, and that’s when I first heard about PepPens. Do any of you use them? If so, I’d love to hear your reviews.
I have 7..lol...I really like them..he has AMAZING customer service..i ordered 2 cases and 1 was missed in my order. I emailed him and he replied within minutes and i received it in 3 days.So, I was reading through the Hospira BAC water availability thread, and that’s when I first heard about PepPens. Do any of you use them? If so, I’d love to hear your reviews.
Do you know had you dialed 70 units in the last shot when the cartridge had only 60 left, would it have stopped at 10 or have gone all the way to 0?Finally got around to setting my first one up today.
I did multiple tests on a cartridge I was going to throw away to see the best way for me to do this.
I also used plain water to fill test cartridge to 3ml (300 units) then did 5 "shots" with dial at 60 into bowl to verify that it would total 5 x 60units=3ml (300units)
Spoiler....It did!
My Procedure...Your Milage May Vary
- Added 100 units of BAC to vial to disolve peptide.
- Didn't want to poke a breather needle in the side of cartridge like he shows on website.
- Didn't want to draw air out of the cartridge first because that will draw the plunger rubber up the cartridge exposing the inner tube to outside contamination.
- Put my thumb at end of cartridge under plunger so it wouldn't be pushed out.
- Injected the 100 units of peptide from vial.
- Allowed the injection plunger to push back up to equalize pressure in the cartridge.
- Needed to repeat this a couple more times because I needed a total of 250 units of BAC and the largest syringes I have is 1ml (100 units).
- Inserted cartridge in pen and installed needle on end
- Expelled air as shown in video
- Did first injection with no issues and removed needle and stored pen
Extra notes:
Only day one but... I am very happy with how well it worked for me. Will see how it holds up over time.
I will probably order some 3ml syringes for creating these cartridges so I only have to pierce the cartridge once no matter how much BAC I need to add. As I think about this if I inject all at once I will have to use some sort of vent needle as he showed in video...will have to experiment when I get larger syringes.
Need to do more reading but...May look at a low cost ultraviolet light to place cartridge under before filling to insure it is sterile.
I went ahead and bought 1 & a "kit". Came quickly. I'm pretty excited to try it out. Reminds me of the Oz pen you can dial in.So, I was reading through the Hospira BAC water availability thread, and that’s when I first heard about PepPens. Do any of you use them? If so, I’d love to hear your reviews.
Thank youAll of mine are PepPens V2
Anytime!Thank you