Solutions for guys with hand issues.

[Arbytee2]

Have progressing neuropathy in both hands. Planning to start Trimix in 2 weeks and probably implant someday. Can probably usually inject now. Will see at “training”, I guess.

Maybe can find auto injector? Wife can’t help inject. Maybe can help pump someday.

Wondered if anybody here has sorted all of this out and has ideas to share.

[1sfman]

It's actually very easy to inject. Probably the biggest issue for someone with hand issues is placing the needle into the vial without accidentally hitting it on the rim, dulling the needle. I've had surgery on 8 of 10 fingers and both wrists, but I didn't have any problems with injecting when I was doing trimix/quadmix. I don't know the extent of your difficulties with your hands, so my experience may not be applicable.

I've never heard of an auto-injector and doubt any compounding pharmacy offers them. If they did, it would probably skyrocket the cost, but depending upon the level of your difficulty it might be worth a search.

All the best to you.

[WyoMan]

The auto-injector is something you buy at your pharmacy or online and then use syringes supplied with the trimix.

[1sfman]

The auto-injector is something you buy at your pharmacy or online and then use syringes supplied with the trimix.

Cool, I wasn't aware of the auto-injector and it wasn't mentioned when I used injections. Great for those who have hand problems.