I saw the yuotube video about its usage and the anchor shows a needle tip after unscrewing the top of syringe. Is it a part of the kit?
844360
Yes. When you take the cap off, they have included in a small sealed bag, mine had two of them needle like applicators, I figured cause two tubes come with it. And it has one plunger. You screw the needle like ends on simply and then squirt away. :-) A helpful tip is, when moving from one spot to another, pull back on the plunger or it'll keep letting it come out and drip cause the pressure., just pull back and it won't make a mess. :-)
516883
Hello. My tip screws onto the plunger. It will not pull off. I tried using this wax removal system without success. I ended up at my local doctors office and had my ears professionally cleaned. I wasted my money on this device.
362702
Yes it is - but the needle a pretty long, so you need to buy some less long I think. Otherwise the needle tool works great, been using it for years, no claims.
588966
After checking I discovered that the syringes do not stand up straight in container unless you bend the needle and leave protective cap off. I use the pen needles which are super small in comparison. Might get 15 syringes in it at an angle
2238158
No this does no come with s needle - it comes with a capillary tube on the spout.Its designed to fill cracks.
1516427
Mine didn't have the brush attachment..mine had an injection needle.....sorry I can't help!
53531
Not necessarily. The one I received didn't have the needle. So I have to order one separately. :-S
2121280
Yes, secure the needles the same way as the original needles . Just read directions. I have used this stitcher for years.
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.
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Actually yes, they do. They're not on the needles themselves but rather on the extension loops. I always wondered what those holes were for. (Other people seem to be having problems finding it, so I took a photo of one: http://i.imgur.com/hDDKnjF.png )
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.
2200572
Mine came with an extra needle. I imagine you can get another one on eBay. I haven't had to buy one yet.
2081374
Yes, They screw onto any needless inject. cap. It would screw onto the cap of the non-coring needle. The posi-flush prevent syringe induced reflux.
2266505
It's on the directions of the device :-). After you pop the cork twist the handle counterclockwise then repeat the motion in a clockwise direction and the cork will be released from the needle
249885
You'll need a syringe. Look aloge the corners of the frame, you'll find a small hole. Stick the needle in the hole to pull air out or add water.
912445
The needle is sturdy. It is a significantly wider diameter than a sewing needle. And it requires almost as much force as that needed to twist a corkscrew. But easier to do because you're just pushing it straight down. Hope this helps!
772953
For all I know, the needle is built in. The unit does not come with a spare needle. However, it is well protected, so I don't see much scope for damage. Anyway the manufacturer says he can service the unit.