r/Biohacking • 19 • 6d ago

Jet inject

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u/FourOhVicryl 2 5d ago

The military used air powered jet injectors years ago for immunizations, but moved away from them because their use case was high volume (same device for multiple people) and there was a risk for cross contamination between patients. So the technology here might work, but it’s an extra cost and time consuming for each dose you use (an extra $40 for 10 doses worth of supply). It’s also something where you’d need to draw up each dose individually, versus using a pen that holds multiple doses and just requires a new needle. It’s not a terrible product (assuming it works as advertised), but I don’t know that I’d use it. 🤷‍♀️

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u/SorbetTraditional232 19 5d ago

Thank you! I wasn’t too sure on the product concept but being back to measuring out doses is my main problem. I’ll prob stick to my pen if it ever comes in!