You can use 1ml 28 or 29 guage 1/2 in insulin pins to inject. Granted this only holds 1ml, so you’ll have to get creative with your injections. If you need only 2ml per week, you can pin twice, one needle each. If you need 3ml per week, this will require 3 pins, etc.

Insulin pins are cheap as dirt.

Drawing from the vial with 29 guage would take ages. Use a larger syringe, say a 3-10ml with 23-25 guage to draw from vial, remove the plunger from the insulin pin, and fill the insulin syringe FROM THE BACK using the other syringe that you drew with, now replace the plunger without squirting any out of the insulin pin.

I make 16 of these insulin pins at a time. So I have 8 weeks of injections just ready to grab.

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If you brew your own gear, this can help with using insulin pins. Since you know you can’t be injecting 3cc’s if you need 300mg of compound, you can brew your gear at high dosages. I brew mine at 350mg/ml. So in one insulin pin I can fit 350mg of juice.

So for 2 injections, I can have a max dosage of 700mg/week. For 3 injections, max dosage of 1050mg/week, etc…

Alternatively you could inject twice in one day using 2 pins. Since the injections are painless, the insulin pin method is a winner IMO.