Here's an easy way how to get the last drops out of the vial

[rimster]

Here's good advice if you want to get the last 5-10 units from the vial without them going to waste.
Remember as she says this should only be done when you're done the whole bottle . To open the bottle early you'll risk serious contamination and infection.

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[tareload]

Here's good advice if you want to get the last 5-10 units from the vial without them going to waste.
Remember as she says this should only be done when you're done the whole bottle . To open the bottle early you'll risk serious contamination and infection.

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Cool. Or just pull the needle out almost all the way from the septum when drawing. Takes practice but works.

 

[rimster]

Cool. Or just pull the needle out almost all the way from the septum when drawing. Takes practice but works.

Yeah i tried that initially but the needle keeps coming out. I guess i don't know how to do it. This way i found to be much easier

 

[tareload]

Yeah i tried that initially but the needle keeps coming out. I guess i don't know how to do it. This way i found to be much easier

You will get a feel for it. You can tell when the needle is not in properly as you won't get suction. Eventually when you get everything out you won't get suction either since there is no liquid static head left. I got a bunch of 1 ml vials a while back I had to work through so I got good at it.

Cool video. Thanks again.

 

[bixt]

Cool. Or just pull the needle out almost all the way from the septum when drawing. Takes practice but works.

Lots of practise and takes a good few mins to get the last few drops out, but yes this works and is what I do.

Once I did a test and measured that hard to get last few drops VS the cost of a large gauge syringe + long needle to draw it out and it kinda breaks even.