Walgreens has the 18g for .25 each. I showed the pharmacist what I needed it for and she went into the back room and I purchased 4 of them! No hassles.
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I told him that, but the situation being the way it was, which I'd rather not detail, he had probable cause.
Guess ill have to take a trip to the walgreens.
i take it, its best to have a cart with you, with the top popped off, to show them what i want it for?
i take it, its best to have a cart with you, with the top popped off, to show them what i want it for?
doug, apparently they are, for human use?i never even knew because i have only previously only bought them for doggies. but i think these are prob the exact same thing as the ones for people. *roll eyes*
As long as they're sterile, they're the same for human and animal.
I just told them I wanted it to apply glue. I didn't really feel like explaining.
Mine have sharp ends-makes it easy to get in, between the material and side of cart.
OK, I've joined the syringe club - I stopped at Walgreen's on the way home and picked some up, gonna give that a whirl tonight. The guy behind the counter said he had no idea that the cartos were refillable, but no problem. They would only sell me 10, though.
10 should be plenty, pianoguy. I've been using the same one (got it from Johnson Creek) for four months, and it still works fine.
I just wanted a bunch so that I don't have to worry about any strong flavor left over in the syringe. I can tell already that Atomic Fireball will have its own syringe ;-)
I went to the walgreens in front of my work. This girl had the most nasty attitude ever. Man she really didn't want to work. I dislike people like her taking job of people who would love to have a job and work.
Anyhow they only had tiny insulin needle syringes. I thought they would work regardless and bought a pack. ($2.99) for 10 of them. This were the largest one she found. Now I am not too sure, she wasn't very bright.
Anyhow the ones I got are tiny and I dont know how thick insulin is..but I was not able to get e-liquid inside the syringe. Bummer!!
Going back to another pharmacy to see if they have it.
Anyhow they only had tiny insulin needle syringes. I thought they would work regardless and bought a pack. ($2.99) for 10 of them. This were the largest one she found. Now I am not too sure, she wasn't very bright.
Anyhow the ones I got are tiny and I dont know how thick insulin is..but I was not able to get e-liquid inside the syringe. Bummer!!
Going back to another pharmacy to see if they have it.
Well, I was very pleased with how the syringes worked - I refilled a pile of cartos in no time!
BTW, unkuser, I had to buy the 18 gauge needles separately from the syringes, which came with 22 or 23g. But Walgreen's had both.
BTW, unkuser, I had to buy the 18 gauge needles separately from the syringes, which came with 22 or 23g. But Walgreen's had both.
Not sure how many states these guys are in but if you have a Tractor Supply store near you they have all kinds and sizes.
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