Sell me on your favorite pen

[sfkid]

I've always been a syringe dude and have even posted here about my dislike of pens ( even though I've never tried one ).

But having a mild addiction for new things , I'm having an itch try a pen for some daily protocols.

If you could only use one pen as a daily driver and money wasn't a barrier, which one would keep?

 

[yrrdead]

I'm following with interest as well.

 

[Oldnotout]

I thought folks were seeing inconsistent dosing with these. I would love to know which are the most consistent.

 

[agussie]

i'm here for this if anyone can recommend one that's actually accurate consistenly

 

[Estarossa19]

Convipen shill here! It’s the only one I’ve used so far, and it’s been perfectly accurate for my needs. I filled a 3ml cart, and every dose I pushed through was on point. ConviPen and Gansulin are made by the same manufacturer and have a metal build and a tactile click when selecting the dosage. The click alone reminds me of a good mechanical keyboard switch (I've spent way too much on that hobby as well). Peptide Critic on YouTube has a video on the V2 pens and those are way too varied in quality for me to trust.

In the Discord I’m in, a lot of people are fans of GensuPens, so I’m thinking of picking one up soon and loading my weekly GLP into it.

Do note you have to factor in the cost of carts/filters etc so it does get a bit pricy. Makes daily injections a breeze though.

 

[NIGLP89user]

I thought folks were seeing inconsistent dosing with these. I would love to know which are the most consistent.

The generic pens can be inaccurate. V1 is generally thought of as better than V2.

Others, like Eli Lilly Luxura or Ergo II are accurate. The automatic pens are accurate. The Novopen is accurate but needs to be modified to accept the generic 3ml cartridges, but it still overdoses consistently.