Autoject 2 Fixed Needle Device 1 Each (Pack of 1)

I got this because I was unable to self inject GLP-1s via the syringe after a few months of having done that to the extent that I had panic attacks and my hand would not listen to me anymore if I wanted to inject myself. I tried the auto-inject pens they sell for GLP-1s but they are insanely expensive without insurance. I have used this device for more than half a year now and it is a godsend. I am not great at learning so I had to watch the video to understand how it actually works but once I figured that out, I have had no problems and it is super easy to use. The pack it comes in is very small too so that is a bonus.

You dont feel the injection. This is the best invention for anyone doing injections. I inject myself multiple times every day if I didn't have this I could never stick to it. But even if it was once a week this is well worth it.

Get this device if you have needle anxiety aka trypanophobia. This well made device is so easy to use. It keeps the needle commpletety hidden from view while administering your medication. Simply adjust the gauge to your desired needle depth, set the injection mechanism, load your filled fixed-needle syringe, place the device firmly on the injection site then push the button and it automatically injects your medication within 3 seconds! There is a viewing window so that you can see when the medication injection is complete. Using this device has made taking GLP-1 injections painless and stress free! It's a little pricey but in my opinion well worth it. Trypanophobia cured!

I am terrified of needles. Im unable to give myself a shot. This made things so much easier for me and ive had no issues with it so far. Pretty easy to set up and use. Also I would say if your unable to use one ha d when given yourself a shot this could help

So amazing!! Instructions are not the simplest. Just looked up a youtube video. Soooo easy. Just set it once and then it's ready everytime. Especially good if you're using one pin to load multiple things to into one syringe because the needle gets dull every time you put it in a vial. So this is just ESENTIAL. BUY THIS

I read where others were using it for T injections. Very disappointed. The first one I ordered would not inject. The second one has a very weak spring. I am using it for testosterone injections. I know the T is a thicker oil base, but the manufacturer should caution buyers that it is only strong enough to inject insulin or watery liquid. I have increased the syringe needle to 25 gauge. The injector is still too weak even using a large needle. I wish I could return it a second time. I've kept it too long hoping that it would eventually work by experimenting with a larger needle. No luck. Be informed before purchasing.

I must give my wife a weekly injection and I’m not very good at it. This device has made it much easier on both of us. It is easy to load and relatively easy to use. It does require specific syringes with tiny needles. The device has a safety that must be depressed to initiate the injection. The one star reduction is because I have found the “trigger” to be a bit awkward to engage and there is only one small window to indicate if the injection is working. The first time, I ended up squirting medication all over the kitchen because I didn’t realize it was working. Some of the awkwardness may just be me… Overall I think this is a good device and it does make giving the injection easier.

What a game-changer! I was shaking each week when self-administering my glp-1 shot in my stomach despite countless different ways I tried to minimize that fear without success. I also wanted to try switching spots and wasn’t comfortable injecting into my own arm. I wasn’t positive this would feel any less scary to me, but the thought of pushing a button vs pushing a plunger slowly myself seemed a LOT easier. You can very easily set the needle depth (I tested a few times with an empty syringe and they give a measurement guide) which is another function that makes me worry a lot less — I don’t ever have to worry I’m going to deep. I was just as scared to do it the first time as any other shot I’ve given myself in my glp-1 process. But after I pressed the button I let it sit a couple seconds and checked the indicator window in the mirror, pulled away the pen and then had to check the needle inside to make sure I wasn’t dreaming! All of the medication was plunged in a second and I literally didn’t feel it. I didn’t think prior to this that seeing the needle was my fear, but using this seems to have made a huge difference for me! I will say that I got an immediate angry red mark with circle bruise around it the size of the mouth of the autoject right after the shot — I only ever had a small red mark before with shots. It is a pretty quick plunging action, but it seems I was also just unlucky this time and may have nicked a capillary. Overall, I’d take a bruise every week if I have to for the mental anguish this saves me!