What’s the deal with all the new disclaimers on every syringe/needle seller’s website, and the state regulations? Are these new, as I haven’t seen the last time I ordered stuff?
No needles of any type: DE, MA, PA, NJ
No needles except insulin pins: CA, NV
Max of 10 needles: CT, ME, NH, NY
That is a stupid law. Absolutely retarded. Cause not only do AAS users use them. As do IV drug users. Are they really wanting to spread disease in the population? Thought they were suppose to look out for the health and well being of the population not do things to hurt it. Absolutely retarded.
It’s an old law, actually. I encountered it a couple of years ago, although even in states with no laws regarding them there are some places that refuse to sell without a prescription (those bastards).
Maybe I’ll start reusing my needles, lol.
Maybe I’ll start reusing my needles, lol.
On a more serious note, some people on here use the same needle (insulin I think) multiple times and just wipe it down with an alcohol pad after each use. I guess if I ever get desperate…
I wouldn’t be against forwarding anybody (people I know, of course) a quick few until they got their hands on some more. It’s one’s health, after all.
I have never noticed these disclaimers before, but I have ordered up to 100 needles at a time and never had trouble even though I’m in IL. Hopefully, it is one of those regulations that have so many holes in it that it is impossible to enforce.
Florida is great…for now…no script…bought a box of 100 …22ga 1.5 $14.00 US…easy…
[quote]heavyequipment wrote:
Florida is great…for now…no script…bought a box of 100 …22ga 1.5 $14.00 US…easy…[/quote]
you can also go right in to walgreens and buy as many as you want…
Yeah, Walgreens seems like a good idea until you’re big, muscular, and lean, and you ask for needles. While they can’t say anything I’d imagine it could cause problems. I asked two pharmacies before if they sold needles and both times I got a nasty “no,” so if I can avoid the ignorance then I’ll shop online.
See, that’s why I buy them online when I’m leaned out, and then just throw on a big coat to walk in when I’m bulked up.
If anyone has problems, in addition to Contrl’s offer I can offer my services as well. In Canada, I can buy them for 50 cents a syringe with a 20g 1.5 attached and each 25g needle tip for 20 cents a piece, both without prescriptions and just at a local pharmacy.
If you are really in desperate need, pm me.
I can buy them no problem from samsclub. 25g 1" .15c a piece. Just whether or not they have them in stock. I’m a diabetic also so I can always get insulin pins.
I’ll add to Contrl’s and JoeyD’s offers too - Easy for me to send domestic anywhere in the UK so pm if you’re desperate.
Easy to get pins, barrels, swabs etc. free in the UK anyway so nobody should run out. I’ve picked up over 100 pins & associated bits in a single hit with no questions and at no cost.
Good to live in the UK.
[quote]dirtbag wrote:
That is a stupid law. Absolutely retarded. Cause not only do AAS users use them. As do IV drug users. Are they really wanting to spread disease in the population? Thought they were suppose to look out for the health and well being of the population not do things to hurt it. Absolutely retarded.[/quote]
yea and both IV drugs and AAS are illegal. why do you think they would restrict the needles then?
as a diabetic, i would give anything to never have to pick up a syringe again. you should appreciate the fact that you don’t have to, instead of getting mad about having issues obtaining syringes (that were made for people like me to use) to inject steroids with.
I noticed that disclaimer recnetly on a website as well.
In canada shoppers drug mart will deliver. Just order up box quanities.
IDA stores tend to be a bit cheaper.
[quote]Rusty Barbell wrote:
dirtbag wrote:
That is a stupid law. Absolutely retarded. Cause not only do AAS users use them. As do IV drug users. Are they really wanting to spread disease in the population? Thought they were suppose to look out for the health and well being of the population not do things to hurt it. Absolutely retarded.
yea and both IV drugs and AAS are illegal. why do you think they would restrict the needles then?
as a diabetic, i would give anything to never have to pick up a syringe again. you should appreciate the fact that you don’t have to, instead of getting mad about having issues obtaining syringes (that were made for people like me to use) to inject steroids with.[/quote]
In spite of them being illegal, people are going to use them. I have a lot of friends with the virus and hep c who might not have contacted it if there was a needle program.
And as it sucks that you are diabetic, don’t be such a dick about it. People can complain about what they like. Maybe you would just be complaining about AAS if you weren’t diabetic.
Has anyone checked out veteranarian gear? I knew a guy who went that route.
Rusty,
Have you ever looked into an insulin pump? I haven’t done shots in like 5 years, best thing I ever did was switch to a pump. $7000 all paid for by insurance. I use a minimed pump. Frees me from having to eat at certain times and all I have to do is push a button.
[quote]Rusty Barbell wrote:
as a diabetic, i would give anything to never have to pick up a syringe again. you should appreciate the fact that you don’t have to, instead of getting mad about having issues obtaining syringes (that were made for people like me to use) to inject steroids with.[/quote]
[quote]aculpep wrote:
Rusty,
Have you ever looked into an insulin pump? I haven’t done shots in like 5 years, best thing I ever did was switch to a pump. $7000 all paid for by insurance. I use a minimed pump. Frees me from having to eat at certain times and all I have to do is push a button.
Rusty Barbell wrote:
as a diabetic, i would give anything to never have to pick up a syringe again. you should appreciate the fact that you don’t have to, instead of getting mad about having issues obtaining syringes (that were made for people like me to use) to inject steroids with.
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Yup, that’s what my son uses too. It’s absolutely great. We had to pay about a grand out of pocket, but worth every penny.