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Best Brand of Syringe

terumos all the way <3. i've never seen them for sale though, just at the needle exchanges here in LA. personally i prefer the nice thick ones (27ga 1/2" 1cc) cause they give you a really nice clean register and they don't clog up from thick shots.
 
grr.. this thread is rough for me.. in w/d and i've got dillies... other ROA don't do jack... never spiked and i KNOW the pharmacies would be a bitch even though state law is not against selling
 
i don't currently have them.. but i believe these are the ones i had and enjoyed

http://www.mydiabetescontrol.com/shop16/SYRINGES5.jpg

i believe they're terumo brand as JC said?

Those are Monoject/various other generic brands that are designed like that. Most people hate them. The plunger is hard to move with one hand, the tips are noticeably shorter than other brands of the same listed needle length.
 
Ugh yea i never liked those monoject ones. i usually use bd short tip 31g 5/16'' needle but lately i been getting the long tip cuz they dont have 30 gauge short tip i dont think. and the 31gs been clogging up alot lately. 29 is the biggest ill use, i get traxxx mad easy so i got to keep the tips small. anyways, terumos Ive had from the needle exchange, i always get BD in the pharmacy tho when i go to NY, BD is manufactured in NJ so i got to support the state economy lol
 
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grr.. this thread is rough for me.. in w/d and i've got dillies... other ROA don't do jack... never spiked and i KNOW the pharmacies would be a bitch even though state law is not against selling

That's how it's like here.

In my state, you only have to be 18 years old to buy needles. If you actually try to do so (without any track marks), pharmacists will call the police, harrass you, etc.

If a pharmacist calls you a junkie, go online and buy a box of 100 rigs. Then throw a few used ones in the pharmacist's face! %)
 
So listen to this, I go down to a walgreens that's pretty much within the vicinity of the ghetto since thats the only one I could find 24 hours, and get this, they only have 27g syringes and they're selling a pack of 10 for $5.50! I say no thank you ma'am, so then I drive down to the CVS right down the street and for the first time in my life I actually get denied being sold a pack of syringes. The asian girl working the pharmacy register actually asked me "What "medicine" do you plan on using the syringe for and do you have a prescription for it?". After she asked me this I was like "excuse me?". I've been to other CVS's before where I got BD syringes before and was not expecting this, I seriously thought that they would have to sell them by law for harm reduction purposes and to reduce the spread of hepatitis and HIV, I guess some people are still too caught up demonizing IV drug users, lame. I had to drive around for a bit before I could find another 2/47 pharmacy before I could get the wally 31g pack for $2.50.

I feel happy that Illinois actually passed legislation a couple years back legalizing OTC sale of syringes, being the first state to actually change that law. I think Barack Obama was senator during this time and had something to do with it.
 
One time a pharmacist said he wouldn't sell me rigs. I asked him why. He said it was illegal. I asked him if it was a county law or a state law. He said it was a state law. I tried informing him that he was mistaken, but he insisted it was illegal. Big mistake. I left and came back with my laptop, opened to a few different sources, and the Florida codes online index, and informed him that it was not in fact illegal and perhaps he could show me the statute I missed.

He told me to leave before he called the police.

If you don't fucking want to sell me rigs just say you don't want to sell me rigs, or maybe that it's store policy, don't fucking lie and try saying it's illegal. Damn jackasses. This was at a local Walgreens btw.
 
^just another thing that makes florida suck so badly. the people.

believe it or not, most states now have the same law in which selling syringes over-the-counter is legal.

..but store policy in most places inhibits them from doing so.

:(
 
One time a pharmacist said he wouldn't sell me rigs. I asked him why. He said it was illegal. I asked him if it was a county law or a state law. He said it was a state law. I tried informing him that he was mistaken, but he insisted it was illegal. Big mistake. I left and came back with my laptop, opened to a few different sources, and the Florida codes online index, and informed him that it was not in fact illegal and perhaps he could show me the statute I missed.

He told me to leave before he called the police.

If you don't fucking want to sell me rigs just say you don't want to sell me rigs, or maybe that it's store policy, don't fucking lie and try saying it's illegal. Damn jackasses. This was at a local Walgreens btw.

I'm sorry to hear that happend to you. Stuff like that makes me happy I don't live in Florida anymore. IMO, if insulin syringes are legal to buy over-the-counter in a state - that a pharmacist should sell them without any questions. Besides, it's none of their damn business what a customer is planning to use them for. People use insulin syringes for many medical uses...and so what if a person uses them to take drugs...we at least deserve the right to buy them. I've been denied syringes before...and I live in a state that permits OTC sale.

Besides, it's better to buy them online anyway because you can get exactly what you need without dealing asshole pharmacists.
 
i like when u just got ONE stick right, and its a half cc one and it gets clogged but your nnot about to give up so you push the plunger has HAARRRDDDD as u can... and the point goes flying off/nearly stabs someone, etc.. thats the best.
 
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