Needles

[cookiebun]

I can't get the hang of using these things.
I tried to use a needle on a syringe to draw some nicotine out of a 250ml bottle yesterday. Needle fell off the syringe and wound up floating in the bottle. I was able to get it out because the nicotine was only 12mg and I didn't mind getting it on my fingers. What would happen if it sank to the bottom of a 100mg 500ml bottle of nic? Guess I'd just leave it there.
Are the needles really necessary? I'm more comfortable with just the plastic syringe.

 

[Stosh]

Drawing juice with a needle is tough, unless the needle is a large gauge.
Simple way to fill a syringe, take the plunger out, squeeze the juice in and
replace, ready to fill any carto, etc...

p.s. look for luger-lok syringe and needles, it's a twist lock so it don't fall off.

 

[sidetrack]

14 guage blunt tip needles and Luer-Lok syringes should do the trick. You may have to use a smaller needle (16 guage)for doing carto's. You should be able to purchase the Luer-Lok syringes at any pharmacy for about 35 to 50 cents each. I think the needles are a must for precise measurements like when you are doing DIY.

 

[cookiebun]

I'm using the needles that came in my D.I.Y kit from D.I.Y Flavor Shack.

 

[Hoosier]

I use an infant oral medicine syringe for nicotine. I see them in most any place that has a pharmacy.

Comes with a step tapered stopper that goes into the bottle. The syringe goes into a hole in the stopper.

Flip bottle upside down and draw to correct measurement. Flip it back and withdraw syringe. Put syringe tip in bottle and slowly dispense.

Barring a pipette and pipette pump, I don't know of anything else that is a clean and easy to use.

 

[mwa102464]

. I see them in most any place that has a pharmacy.

Comes with a step tapered stopper that goes into the bottle. The syringe goes into a hole in the stopper.

Flip bottle upside down and draw to correct measurement. Flip it back and withdraw syringe. Put syringe tip in bottle and slowly dispense.

Barring a pipette and pipette pump, I don't know of anything else that is a clean and easy to use.

I agree with this = I use an infant oral medicine syringe for nicotine, it's a no brainer and as safe as it gets plus it doesn't let oxygen get at the Nic, I use this set up as well, never having to take that lid off of your Nic is a great thing Hoosier.!!!

Now give up the Special DIY recipe I have been after you for the last year

 

[Hoosier]

Can't give it up. I'm giving away another bottle of it to some little old lady.

 

[Chime]

I use an infant oral medicine syringe for nicotine. I see them in most any place that has a pharmacy.

Comes with a step tapered stopper that goes into the bottle. The syringe goes into a hole in the stopper.

Flip bottle upside down and draw to correct measurement. Flip it back and withdraw syringe. Put syringe tip in bottle and slowly dispense.

Barring a pipette and pipette pump, I don't know of anything else that is a clean and easy to use.

Thanks for that, got a couple last night at the drug store and it is the WAY.

 

[Hoosier]

Thanks for that, got a couple last night at the drug store and it is the WAY.

Yep. It is just too cool.

(And amazingly cheap.)

Make sure to keep the outside real clean. PG takes the graduations off pretty quick. Having a cup of water at the table can be an ink saver.

 

[BILLB OKC]

" Having a cup of water at the table can be an ink saver."

so does clear packing tape.

 

[Kimerpuff]

Or clear nail polish