I want to try the syringe method of refilling, so I need some info before starting. What size or gauge needle do I need. where's a good place to order or get one. The spinning method works great, but is time consuming. Maybe i'm just getting really lazy but there must be an easier way, and if there is, ya'll will know what it is.
syringe method question
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18 gauge is the best all around needle size to use QSSV (Ms. or sir?), preferably with a 3ml syringe. Snow sir has another great how to video on his youtube channel. 
Here you go QSSV,
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I got mine at Tractor Supply Co. A box of 5-6mL syringes and a box of 8-18g, 1-1/2" beveled needles for under ten bucks! Get the luer-lock (sp?) style, they're super easy to work with. I use different syringes for different types of flavors (i.e., one for mints/menthols, one for tobaccos, etc.). Seems to keep my Wow Peppermint from tainting the taste of the Wowbacco. Good luck!
Yes, I found that I can easily obtain needles and syringes from a place like Farm and Fleet with no questions asked. You can get some nice large syringes since they are meant for shooting up livestock. For <$10 I bought five 18g luer lock needles with 5ml syringes. Blunt tip needles can be found in inkjet cartridge refill fits at office supply stores.
I've heard that you can get syringes from Walgreens but you'll get hassled to sign forms. You'll get hassled even more when you ask for an 18g needle since they expect you're buying them for insulin which is upwards of a 30g needle, while 18g is close to the size of blood donation needles. Ie. They will think you are junkie!
As mentioned before, try to get a 18g esp. if you use wow since the VG has a higher viscosity like syrup. 20g is generally ok for high PG mixes, ie. premiums, but just get a 18g if you can.
For <$10 I bought five 18g luer lock needles with 5ml syringes. Blunt tip needles can be found in inkjet cartridge refill fits at office supply stores.I've heard that you can get syringes from Walgreens but you'll get hassled to sign forms. You'll get hassled even more when you ask for an 18g needle since they expect you're buying them for insulin which is upwards of a 30g needle, while 18g is close to the size of blood donation needles. Ie. They will think you are junkie!
As mentioned before, try to get a 18g esp. if you use wow since the VG has a higher viscosity like syrup. 20g is generally ok for high PG mixes, ie. premiums, but just get a 18g if you can.
Depends where you are Cryx sir, in certain states it doesn't matter where you go, unless you have a perscription for them, you can't buy syringes. Almost every pharmacy (cvs, walgreens, walmart, etc.) carries them, legally obtaining them is the issue....
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I got mine here. BD Syringe 3cc 18 Gauge 1.5 Inch Needle 100/Box - Disposable Syringes - Medical Supplies
Luckily, they don't ask questions!
Luckily, they don't ask questions!
That same website also sells the needles alone without the syringe for a little less $. That's helpful to my situation since one is easier to obtain than the other, idk if that would be good for you or not
I have dedicated one syringe per flavor. It's quite convenient. They are labeled, of course.
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