syringes?

[Puff-Daddy]

just out of curiousity to everyone who has them, where did you get them? i went to walmarts pharmacy to get one and they would let me have the syringe for free but wouldnt let me get a needle without a prescription. i tried to tell them it was for my eliquid but my g.f. says they probably thought i was going to use it for drugs or something. any help is appreciated!

 

[Skad]

Juicyliquid has them.

http://www.juicyliquid.com

 

[Puff-Daddy]

thanks, i was hoping to avoid shipping costs, but if i have to order one i guess i do.

 

[DJGoogone]

goto a feed store, they will have large ones (5, 10 or 20ml ones) with large needles.. 15 gauge and up (lower number, bigger needle) if your mixing with VG or something thick, you will want the largest needle you can get.. The ones you get from a pharm are way too small..

DJ

 

[Elendil]

Johnson Creek has them as well.

 

[irishmom]

PureSmoker has a 5ml syringe for $1.99

 

[Skad]

Well if you have a feed store close to you they'll probably have them for sale, depending on your state laws.

 

[Puff-Daddy]

theres feed stores around. so what is a good size needle to use? that way i at least know what im talking about instead of fumbling my words around lol.

 

[DJGoogone]

I would try to go with a 10guage.. my local store only had a 15, and that's too small for pulling up VG, works great for straight store bought liquids tho..

 

[Puff-Daddy]

thanks dj, heading there tomorrow

 

[IN2DEEP]

Why use a syringe? Check ebay for "2 dram dropper". It's an 8ml bottle that's the perfect travel size, easy to hold onto, dropper is very slim and accurate to use for refilling carts or dripping. I got 12 for $12 w/free shipping.

 

[Skad]

Why use a syringe? Check ebay for "2 dram dropper". It's an 8ml bottle that's the perfect travel size, easy to hold onto, dropper is very slim and accurate to use for refilling carts or dripping. I got 12 for $12 w/free shipping.

Alot of people prefer syringes for mixing their own liquid, because it allows more precise measurement then "drops".

Others use it to push liquid into carts, to fill from the bottom without having to remove the stuffing.

 

[Flitzanu]

DJgoo, you say 15ga was too small?? i was going to say, i found some on amazon, got like 50 blunt tip (wont stab you!) 15ga tips and a handful of empty syringes, i believe from "CML supplies" or something like that. industrial parts, not medical.

i haven't yet used them, but i will say yes, that typical 18ga or 20ga needle medical syringes are too small to effectively suck up viscous liquid.

 

[Idahojo]

I use a 16ga. The higher the number the smaller the needle. Don't go over a 18ga. The little needles won't draw the eliquid cause it's too thick. The feed store sells them for a quarter a piece. They work great for filling carts. Plus if you over fill you can quickly draw it back out and not waste any. They work the best on the penstyle carts that are bigger and deeper.

 

[vaporize me]

Just found this in the DIY e-liquid section...

Micro-Tools

 

[Coffee Addict]

I got my 16 g at CVS....you just have to sign a form what it is for.
I wrote for a dog shot,no questions asked and they were .25 each.

 

[Primulas]

I work at CVS and we will sell them to anyone. The policy is that way, i believe, so drug addicts aren't forced to reuse needles. I plan on picking some up as well(go 30% discount.)

-Prim

 

[Flitzanu]

just another 2c here, i tried pharmacies here in Tulsa, and no one would sell to me without a prescription for somethign related, like, insulin, etc. so it may be a regional or state thing that some sell, some don't.

plus we don't sell cold medicine to people under 18. well, the stuff you make "bad stuff" with, something-phedrine? whatever? hah. nevermind, i don't remember the name, i'm sure someone knows what i'm talking about.

 

[candyman]

i work at cvs too. in the pharmacy. recording info on the sheet is a state law thing. And in all honesty we really don't care what you are using it for. if the pharmacist gave you a hard time, then time to go to another pharmacy. pharmacist cannot refuse the sale of needles unless a minor. no script needed.

 

[Jim Davis]

I really don't understand the need for a syringe. Besides not needing one, I have a feeling if a person using one is ever stopped and searched by the cops for any reason, they'll be in for some grief. In the end, they won't find any drug in them, but will the inconvenience be worth it?