are the needles in the auto injector and how do you fill them???
135255
It is not an automatic needle feeder, you feed the needle then lock it and place it firmly at the body part where you want to inject, press the button to inject and with and slowly press the handle to penetrate the liquid in your body. Keep it few seconds without moving and pull it out. This item take the fear out when you see the needle and poke yourself. I hope it would help you.
135256
The needles not already loaded in the auto injector. You would fill your syringe as usual and then place syringe in the inject-ease.
135257
The needles don't come in the injector itself, they're separate. As for filling the needles, you would need to do so manually with a vial of insulin. Basically what this device is good for is getting the needle into yourself or whoever needs the injections. Personally I hate having to manually insert the needle into myself, thankfully the injector saves me the trouble of that step.
135258
The syringes are not in the Automatic Injector. The Automatic Injector is a device that opens from the top and you place a single syringe inside the device... The Auto Injector is like a finger sticking device you use to prick your finger when testing for blood sugar levels but the only thing different is that this device is used to inject syringe needles in to the place to inject your self with as a diabetic would do when injecting insulin into specific body parts.
135259
You fill the needle from the insulin vial. Than insert needle into the injector until it clicks into place. Place the end of injector against the skin and hit the button!! It has adjusting spacers so you can get the depth correct. Once it is set up it makes it so much easier. I hope this helps.
135260
No, Amy. You have to fill your needle, then put your needle into the injector. Then you inject, as if the device is a great big syringe. Depending on the length of your needle, it will make the tip very, very short, reducing the amount that actually goes into your skin. Note to all, this device does not work with 6mm syringes- they are simply too short already!IMO, they take an 8mm syringe and make it into about 3-4mm, which is the smallest needle tip I have been able to create with the Inject-ease.
135261
You have to put your own needle into the injector. You fill the needle before putting it into the injector.
135262
the auto injector just is a method of injection... you fill your syringe outside of the self injector and then place it , the syringe, in the injector... works with 0.5, 1.0 and 1.5 cc syringes ... look at the auto imjector web site for more info ... hope this helps ....
78227
John, In the kit there are some syringes carefully suck up some of the ink into the syringe and slowly inject it into the top of the ink cartridge until the cartridge is full you can not tell until it over flows unless your cartridge is of the clear type. Prior to filling the ink though you might want to drill and enlarge the entry hole with a small drill bit this will allow air to escape while your injecting the ink. After your finished filling the cartridge I found it a good idea to place some tape over the hole to keep ink from spilling and to prevent evaporation.Hope this helps!
1641055
You can buy a syringe either online or at Walgreens or something. Take the needle off and you got yourself an applicator.
115104
I'm so sorry, I don't remember. I have purchased other cartridges elsewhere after these ones so not sure which came with needles and which didn't. Sorry.
607839
There is definately a needle. However, its the most ouchless needle I have ever used.
821342
I used a hand pump sold at Sports Authority. There is a plug that came with it. It's white and it looks like a needle.
337380
Mine are not. Look online for you make and model - I've always been able to find needle specs.
1376501
I had the same issue. The needles broke over & over and are not the easiest to change out. I ended up selling mine. Was very disappointed.
2121280
Yes, secure the needles the same way as the original needles . Just read directions. I have used this stitcher for years.
115101
I honestly don't remember. I have so much leftover stuff thst I csnt be certsin however even if the needles do no come with the package the syringe is small enough to fit into the hole at the top. With that bring said I think that the needles are included. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. If you have any more questions don't hesitate to ask
1729777
It comes with a needle that's hidden in a storage hole inside the handle. Great pump!!
567204
Both the separate needles and gun tips are labeled. (The 1.8 being the larger set) its very simple to change, just make sure you clean gun before and after every use
933610
I use my regular needles but I have to lighten up on the tension so its not so tight and breaks the thread. Hope this helps.
2195494
I had similar concerns. Organ makes needles as original equipment and replacements. They are OK to use. The larger consideration is to change needles as per factory recommendation. The tip gets rounded after hours of sewing.
440175
The needles are in a circular pattern with one in the center. I broke the center needle and was going to replace it but it works even better without the center needle.
49553
I use a diabetic needle , fill it with ink from the bottle. Then inject the ink into the pen cartridge after you turn it all the way counter clock wise . It makes things easy that way.
1254121
The needles are hooked, but do not have the movable latch like a latch hook. They are itty-bitty. The beads are strung on your thread first and the thread is what is hooked. Takes practice! Hope this helps.