View Poll Results: Do you switch needles after you draw to pin?

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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by jpkman View Post
    i've tried both and definately feel a difference
    I've tried both as well and didn't notice any change. This was with sub-q insulin needle injections tho... although I would think the smaller needles would be more affected by "dulling" than a larger, thicker needle. I haven't tried it with IM AAS injections tho, as I switch from 18g to 25g for that so it's not even an option.

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    Quote Originally Posted by frawnz View Post
    I've tried both as well and didn't notice any change. This was with sub-q insulin needle injections tho... although I would think the smaller needles would be more affected by "dulling" than a larger, thicker needle. I haven't tried it with IM AAS injections tho, as I switch from 18g to 25g for that so it's not even an option.
    could u imagine pinning with an 18 guage every week forever....OUCH

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    Switching from larger to smaller is the only way to go.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jpkman View Post
    could u imagine pinning with an 18 guage every week forever....OUCH
    I don't think I could make myself do an 18g injection unless it was an extreme emergency like sarin/mustard gas.

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