What's so great about pens? (sell me)

[Peps-Enthusiast]

I know nothing about pens, I have no idea how they work or why and when one might want to use them. I definitely know a lot about needles though, and the main thing I know is that I go through a lot of them weekly, and they are fairly cheap.

What's so great about pens?

 

[tcpnomad]

Similar current thread.

 

[BigJDog]

There’s like 5 threads about pens just on the first page brother

 

[Vriende]

There’s like 5 threads about pens just on the first page brother

I put pens in the search bar (magnifying glass above) and clicked the box for titles only -- that is how I found this list --

Search results for query: pens

glp1forum.com

And then a slightly different list when I used the term "pen" only

Search results for query: pen

glp1forum.com

 

[Vriende]

Then another list when I search for "injector".
(But very few people are nerdy like that.)
Somebody stop me! 😂

 

[deluge]

Pens speed up the process if you're doing daily pins. You take the time to reconstitute, filter into the pen cartridge, and purge the air. Once you're at that step, it's a 30 sec evolution to pin something.

Before I would have to get out my diabetic syringe, alcohol wipe, wipe the top of the vial, invert, draw, tap out the air, etc. That would take me 2 min's.

Multiply that by some days doing 4 pins (GHK, BPC, TB, and the GLP), and it's a pretty significant time savings.

Yes, it takes time to get the pen set up. But, as I pointed out above, if you're filtering, it really isn't that much more effort in any event.