.5 and 1ml syringes

[cookiebun]

Does anyone know where I can get some .5 and 1 ml syringes and some fine gauge needles?
I'm trying to mix 7.5 mil samples of all my flavorings. Some only require 2% flavoring. Do you realize what a pain in the .... it is to try and figure out how much 0.15 mils is on a 3 mil syringe?
I tried Wizardlabs. They have a picture of a .5ml syringe but I don't see where I can actually buy it.
Thanks.

 

[glasseye]

I didn't even know they made .5ml syringes. Found this place- Insulin Syringes U-100
It looks like that price is for 100 but I can't really say for sure.

 

[keelalagirl55]

Your local walmart or any pharmacy will have package of 10 insulin syringes for under 2 bucks. just ask for the 1/2cc insulin syringe for your .5ml and/or 1cc for your 1ml

 

[Road_House]

RTS Vapes 1 ml syringes have .1 ml graduations with .01 ml lines as well between them. Measuring .15 ml is easy with them.

 

[dannyv45]

My last batch of 100, 1ml came form ebay. you can get them in batches of 3, 10 20 etc. Never saw .5 ml but boy would those come in handy when measuring test batches.

lookie here 100, 1ml syringes for 14.50 and free shipping.

100 1CC 1ml Luer Slip Syringes Sterile Syringe Only No Needle | eBay

you can get all sorts of needles at myfreedomsmokes

 

[Train2]

Still a bit of a DIY noob, so pardon the question - but why do you need the needle?

My last batch of 100, 1ml came form ebay. Never saw .5 ml but boy would those come in handy when measuring test batches.

lookie here 100, 1ml syringes for 14.50 and free shipping.

100 1CC 1ml Luer Slip Syringes Sterile Syringe Only No Needle | eBay

you can get all sorts of needles at myfreedomsmokes

 

[dannyv45]

Still a bit of a DIY noob, so pardon the question - but why do you need the needle?

Well for me it's just easier but it's not nessessary. I use the flavor dropper bottles just like a vaccine vile and just put the needle right into the dropper tip of the bottle invert and draw it into the syringe. Just like you see them do in the doctors office when you get a shot. There also great for filling clearos. no accidental getting the juice down the center tube like you do with squeeze droppers. Also some syringes don't fit into the bottle top when removing the dropper tip so a long needle makes it easy.

 

[Train2]

Got it - THAT makes sense...
Saves all the open cap, close cap, slurp around the bottom issues...

I was about to transfer Nic, PG and VG into smaller bottles so I can reach the bottom with a syringe, too.
How do you work with those?

Well for me it's just easier but it's not nessessary. I use the flavor dropper bottles just like a vaccine vile and just put the needle right into the dropper tip of the bottle invert and draw it into the syringe. Just like you see them do in the doctors office when you get a shot. There also great for filling clearos. no accidental getting the juice down the center tube like you do with squeeze droppers. Also some syringes don't fit into the bottle top when removing the dropper tip so a long needle makes it easy.

 

[cookiebun]

Above is the .5 mil syringe from wizard Labs. The one on the end that I pathetically circled. They don't actually seem to sell it, they just have a picture.
Thanks for the links.

EDIT:

I remembered this place Pet Supplies Delivered | Omaha Vaccine Company | Your Source for Pet Supplies
and found this: Pet Supplies Delivered / Omaha Vaccine |
The way I read that, it's $.98 for 10 1 mil and $1.49 for 10 .5 mil. I'm expecting 20 syringes but I'm prepared to be disappointed. We'll see.

 

[Train2]

Definitely says 10-pak, I'm sure that's what you'll be getting!

 

[dannyv45]

Got it - THAT makes sense...
Saves all the open cap, close cap, slurp around the bottom issues...

I was about to transfer Nic, PG and VG into smaller bottles so I can reach the bottom with a syringe, too.
How do you work with those?

I use a graduated cylinder to transfer my bases.

 

[awsum140]

Get a gram scale and measure by weight, no syringe necessary that way. There are DIY calculators that also provide weight in their calculations.

 

[Rane]

I work at a pharmacy....you can get 0.3ml/0.5ml/1ml syringes at your local pharmacy. They are marked in "units" for insulin patients. For instance, 50 units is 0.5ml. Hope this helps

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