I ordered 35x these syringes on July 24th and the tracking has been stuck in the same spot since August 12th which is is 19 days now and counting. USPS tracking says it`s in “Pre-Shipment”. Is this normal or is there a chance it could`ve been seized?
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evanjohnson347
This is normal especially given slower shipping times around the world currently. If your order has been seized you should receive a letter in the mail and you will be eligible for a reship provided you are in the US.
anonymous_1212
Hello Justin, you are in the USA correct? look into medicalandlabsupplies . com , westendmedicalsupplies . com or atlanticmedsupply . com. I always use the first I mentioned and they take bitcoin and ship with in a 7 via ups. To answer your question, you would get a letter if it was but I highly doubt it because it is just a box of syringes for use and no indication of anything else. A lot of peoples orders are stuck bro, the government is considering giving usps a multi-billion dollar boost to help their situation out. It is more than likely just held up due to staffing or it is literally just sitting. Contact usps themselves and see what they can do: 18003320317 that a customer service number, make sure to say international if it is. Let me know if that helps and I hope it does. Be safe, live well and good lift to you Bro! Remember to vote
crazy Dan
One of my orders took 90 days brother! but most of them took 3-4 weeks. one took 14 days. So shipping is hit and miss brother. USPS got nothing to do with 24roids. But i hear you! You need you gear. Next time order from medical lab and supplies. google them. A box of BD with 100 syringe with pins are $19. BD is the best imo. but off brand are $14. You can`t beat that price. and they usually take 2-3 weeks to get to me. And i m in SoCal. In short, your package will arrive, hopefully sooner then later but it`s normal that it`s in pre-ship status fir that long doing covid. Good luck brother! and don`t forget to vote.
Asparagus
Try gpz medlab com they will have them to your door in days anywhere in the us and have great packages with all ancillary items needed. I can order on tuesday and have in hand friday same week and im half way across the country from them. Be sure to vote for the helpful answers and good luck!
Onyx
It is bec ause of corona. Give it some more time and it will arrive.
Patriot_1234
That`s USPS saying they don`t have it yet. They have made all types of new statuses during this whole Covid deal to cut down on people calling in. Shipping is just slow as hell these days. Sorry bro but we are all here in the same boat. Patience is a virtue. Good luck.
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Is it alright to use the same needle to draw and inject?
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Beard
Its absolutely just preference. I`ve literally ONLY done this. I`ve never switched. I`ve back loaded if I accidentally dulled the tip trying to recap it and didnt want to pin using a dull ass needle lol. Otherwise your good. It`s longer process pulling with a 28g obviously but takes no more than a minute.
mchilds
Yes it will just be a little dull going in the skin and may hurt a little more. No pain no gain
nickname_963
It’s personal preference. However, the needle will become slightly dull after the first pass through the rubber stopper. As a result, it will not glide through your skin as a virgin needle. Also, you would never draw and pin with an 18 gauge needle, so the smallest I would go would be a 23 gauge. It is going to take some effort and patience to draw up a thick test based oil with a 23 vs an 18. Lastly, there is a better chance of a sterility issue and infection as you are exposing needle to bacteria for a longer period of time. For time and peace of mind, use a separate drawing and pinning needle.
Nathan Co
I do it all the time. .. no issues.
smithpress
You can and I used to when i first started years ago. But when i switched to using a draw needle it made the process so much faster and easier. Alot less pip. You can buy a box of 100 18g or 20g needles to use as draw needles for less than 10 dollars.
ViktorN
Of course you can! I think everyone did this in the beginning. I did. It’s actually much sanitizer than swapping needle to pin. It’s less a chance of contamination. Our colleagues swap needle because it gets duller each time you draw multiple hormones; meaning those who stack. If you don’t mean a little pinch it’s perfectly ok. Hope that answer your question my friend.
Backyard Muscle
Absolutely, just prepare for a little bit of a dulled needle and a possible painful injection. I have no problems though if I only draw out of one compound before I pin, but if I were to draw out of multiple different compounds it will be a bit of a pain in the ass penetrating the skin and the muscle. Quite literally. So my rule is anything more than one compound I use a fresh needle.
ROBERT
What I do is use one needle to draw and then a new needle to inject. I only do that because I`m drawing for 3 different vials and it dulls out the tip fairly quickly. Then trying to inject yourself is painful
nickname_537
Of course. The only thing that matters is sterility. Make sure to wipe the vial real good with alcohol. This way you don`t contaminate the needle or the solution in the vial. Now as long as the needle is still sharp enough you can use it to inject as well. This is what I do 99% of the time. It saves time and needles/syringes. The only exception is if I for some reason dulled the needle by poking it into the vial a few times to readjust the fluid in the syringe or if it didn`t penetrate the vial stopper the first time.
N88
Recommend swapping it out. Use the larger one to draw then a smaller one of course to pin. It`s worth spending the extra dollars on it in my opinion.
Jaris
No dont use, because you can infect yourself, so go safe, good luck