HealthLoss
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Really would avoid reusing cartridges whenever possible.
Ended up doing it once when my restock got delayed in transit, and by round two the plunger had already started catching. It warped, jammed on one side, and then the plastic ratchet mechanism on the pen itself started bending...
Noticed it wouldn't budge, so I dialed up a few extra units and tried again, still nothing, dialed more, still stuck, then suddenly it released all at once and I'd accidentally given myself about one and a half times my intended dose.
Zero out of ten. Wouldn't recommend that route to anyone.
Same problem shows up reusing needles too. My theory is certain peptides clog the needle tip if left sitting for a week or so.
Whatever I inject daily doesn't usually run into this, except for the copper peptide, which I also take daily and it still occasionally refuses to flow. (Again, not actually recommending reused needles, but desperate situations call for desperate workarounds, you know how it goes.)
Ended up doing it once when my restock got delayed in transit, and by round two the plunger had already started catching. It warped, jammed on one side, and then the plastic ratchet mechanism on the pen itself started bending...
Noticed it wouldn't budge, so I dialed up a few extra units and tried again, still nothing, dialed more, still stuck, then suddenly it released all at once and I'd accidentally given myself about one and a half times my intended dose.
Zero out of ten. Wouldn't recommend that route to anyone.
Same problem shows up reusing needles too. My theory is certain peptides clog the needle tip if left sitting for a week or so.
Whatever I inject daily doesn't usually run into this, except for the copper peptide, which I also take daily and it still occasionally refuses to flow. (Again, not actually recommending reused needles, but desperate situations call for desperate workarounds, you know how it goes.)