gaijininjapan
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Such as jet injectors or the newer spring-operated versions on the market now?
It's obvious that they'd work for water-based injections such as vaccines and test-suspension, but I'm curious about oil-based injections for obvious reasons.
I've read that some spring-based versions are already FDA approved, and cost about 100 for the injector, and around 30 cents per .5ml capsule. Sure it would be more expensive than needles, but appears much safer and portable/low-key for use at the gym for peptides, or prying eyes. No sharps, aspiration, infection issues to deal with... etc.
any takes on this?
It's obvious that they'd work for water-based injections such as vaccines and test-suspension, but I'm curious about oil-based injections for obvious reasons.
I've read that some spring-based versions are already FDA approved, and cost about 100 for the injector, and around 30 cents per .5ml capsule. Sure it would be more expensive than needles, but appears much safer and portable/low-key for use at the gym for peptides, or prying eyes. No sharps, aspiration, infection issues to deal with... etc.
any takes on this?