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E-liquid transfer in General E-Smoking Discussion; ay walmart pharmacy will give you a ml marked liquid measuring syringe with plunger and stopper (no needle) absolutely free ...
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    ay walmart pharmacy will give you a ml marked liquid measuring syringe with plunger and stopper (no needle) absolutely free - tell them u need to mix liquids

    they even gave me a pill bottle to do the mixing in.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ej20rich View Post
    I hear using a syringe works but pharmacy wont give me any because i am not a diabetic or have a medical prescription requiring one. Any ideas??
    To avoid pharmacys being dicks, and paying inflated prices, go to a farmer store. Farmers inject their animals with medicines. So a TSC store will have a very good supply, or any feed and seed style store, Co-op ect.

    Also vetrinary syringes come in larger sizes because of the larger animals. Where its hard to find a 10cc at the drug store and the 1cc for diabatics ones are useless, you can get 30ml (ml not cc) syringes at the TSC store.

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    Quote Originally Posted by props76 View Post
    1cc for diabatics ones are useless
    Agreed. My wife is diabetic. She had some 1/2 cc and 1cc's laying around that i "re-purposed". They dont work so well with e-juice. ESPECIALLY anything more than a 20% mix with VG.

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    I don't know if they are in your area but I bought a syringe at Tractor Supply, I think they sell them for vet use.

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    Wow, lots of great suggestions! I just give the dropper tip a quick wipe w/ a napkin, grab it, and twist it off each bottle. (You can re-use empty dropper bottles or buy new ones at usplastics.com - look for boston round dropper bottles.) Then i pour slowly and carefully from the big bottle to the little one. If I get a little on my fingers, I rinse my hands in the sink. I think absorbing a deadly dose from a drop on your skin will take a loooong time. My skin is pretty liquid repellent - I am not made of absorbent paper towel material, and I don't notice any adverse affects from a few seconds of having a bit of e-liquid touching my skin It's not like the liquid drips onto my skin and is instantly a completely absorbed - it just sits there. Maybe if you smeared e-liquid all over your face and neck and waited 10 minutes without washing it off, you might get into problem country?

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    I don't use syringes because I'm worried about contacting the e-juice, I use them to get a quick, accurate measure with minmal waste.

    Add 3 ml of flavor you can count out 60 drops, loosing count 3 times and ending up with nasty e-juice with to much flavor. The syring is very accurate, very quick, and not waste from spills, and residue left on measuring devices.

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    Quote Originally Posted by props76 View Post
    30ml (ml not cc)
    you do realize that 1 ml is the same as 1 cc, correct?

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    Quote Originally Posted by toddmori View Post
    you do realize that 1 ml is the same as 1 cc, correct?
    Yes. What I meant to post in brackets should been ( 30ml not 1 cc). The point is you can get large syringes for those that have only seen the small ones used with humans. Mixing 30 ml/cc with a 1 ml/cc syringe would suck.

    Sorry about the confusion.

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