Hey all - I'm looking for a high gauge (27g-29g) that are 1" (25mm) long. Do they make them? The thinnest I can find are 25g and I'm starting to think that the 1" long needles need to be a thicker gauge so they don't bend. Thanks!
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Are you using them for recon?
There are 25g 1.5" and 30g 1" without going to a medical supply.
They are definitely bendy! I don't know how that would be for IM.
I'm sure there are other places, but to test a few for research:
https://injectionshop.com/ndl-bd-pg.html/
There are 25g 1.5" and 30g 1" without going to a medical supply.
They are definitely bendy! I don't know how that would be for IM.
I'm sure there are other places, but to test a few for research:
https://injectionshop.com/ndl-bd-pg.html/
syringe thickness is in gages, it means 25G is thicker than 31g
I wouldn't go that thing and that long. Too bendy.
I use a 31g 5/16" for everything. Recon. Pinning. Occasionally a stopper will not want to play nicely. They can be bendy. Toss into the sharps container and keep going.
I use a 31g 5/16" for everything. Recon. Pinning. Occasionally a stopper will not want to play nicely. They can be bendy. Toss into the sharps container and keep going.
Sorry I should have been more detailed. This is for an IM injection
Oh, I am no help. Sorry.
I use 25g x 1” needles for IM injections of oils. Never had an issue. You wouldn’t want a thinner needle like a 31g. Much higher chance of bending. You’d go the opposite direction if you want thicker needles. 23g or 21g.
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Glad to hear it.AndyPanda said:
BD, Nipro, and Excel all make 1.25" 27g needles. BD makes a 1" 30g needle that I'm aware of as well.john_askins said:
thanks. my problem is i keep wimping out when I go to do an IM injection and then it hurts a lot more because i have to push harder. I was hoping to get something smaller than 25g so it doesn't hurt as much. or i just need to actually stab and stop being a wimp.zpped said:
I use these Thin Wall needles. They slide right in. Best I’ve used since I started injecting oils.john_askins said:
I draw with a 21g and switch to these 25’s for injecting.
https://injectionshop.com/ndl-mck-tw.html/
27g and 30g are smaller than 25g. But 1/2" is long enough to get into the muscle on the shoulder if you have reached a healthy leanness.john_askins said:
Careful what you wish for. I used 1” 30g for cerebroprotein and you have to push like hell to get that stuff through that thin syringe. The IM part of the process didn’t hurt at all, during or after, but my thumbs were sore as hell!john_askins said:
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