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31.07.2007 14:13, guest: Brandashmyg

Do they not sell disposable insulin syringes in this store? Seriously, in my humble opinion, these are almost perfect dissecting needles: thin, with comfortable handles and sharpened at an angle, i.e. a microscalpel in one bottle. The trouble is, they get blunt fast.

problem with the purchase. Often in pharmacies (especially recently!) we have to deal with a somewhat inadequate reaction - NO, AND IT NEVER HAPPENS!!! and eyes so zyrk, like get out of here... A familiar doctor, having learned about this, laughed wildly and explained that 90-95 percent of their consumption is accounted for by drug addicts... So I haven't been able to buy new syringes for a month now .

And what do dear colleagues use as preparation needles?

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31.07.2007 14:45, Anthicus

Do they not sell disposable insulin syringes in this store? Seriously, in my humble opinion, these are almost perfect dissecting needles: thin, with comfortable handles and sharpened at an angle, i.e. a microscalpel in one bottle. The trouble is, they get blunt fast.

problem with the purchase. Often in pharmacies (especially recently!) we have to deal with a somewhat inadequate reaction - NO, AND IT NEVER HAPPENS!!! and eyes so zyrk, like get out of here... A familiar doctor, having learned about this, laughed wildly and explained that 90-95 percent of their consumption is accounted for by drug addicts... So I haven't been able to buy new syringes for a month now .

And what do dear colleagues use as preparation needles?

I use either 0 / 00 pins or the already mentioned Chinese acupuncture needles. Needles are more convenient for small animals (Ptiliidae), pins - for larger ones.

And syringes for drug addicts are changed free of charge in our special points, so that drug addicts do not inject twice with the same thing and do not get infected with AIDS. However, I do not know what kind of syringes are there. Hardly insulin-based.

This post was edited by Anthicus - 07/31/2007 14: 47

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31.07.2007 14:50, Anthicus

Do they not sell disposable insulin syringes in this store? Seriously, in my humble opinion, these are almost perfect dissecting needles: thin, with comfortable handles and sharpened at an angle, i.e. a microscalpel in one bottle. The trouble is, they get blunt fast.

problem with the purchase. Often in pharmacies (especially recently!) we have to deal with a somewhat inadequate reaction - NO, AND IT NEVER HAPPENS!!! and eyes so zyrk, like get out of here... A familiar doctor, having learned about this, laughed wildly and explained that 90-95 percent of their consumption is accounted for by drug addicts... So I haven't been able to buy new syringes for a month now .

And what do dear colleagues use as preparation needles?

Like this.

This post was edited by Anthicus - 31.07.2007 14: 50

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