Re: Re: What do you guys think about veterinary syringes?

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A syringe is a syringe. Go for the lowest price.

I went to my vet once, and I had an external fixator for a broken leg on.

The hospital charged me $7,800 for the device itself. My vet told me that he

used exactly the same device on horses, and the cost was about $200.

On Sat, Oct 16, 2010 at 8:32 PM, k0cm <Randy@...> wrote:

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> I say neigh to that. You can get B-D syringes for the same price. I use B-D

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> Try amazon.com

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> > I've used these guys for my animal supplies:

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http://www.jeffersequine.com/ssc/product.asp?CID=1 & mscssid=W8LU00M55R1L8NUGAMTR5\

TRJ4B9PBTC1

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> > Syringes are sterile.

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> > I can't complain about the drug store needles since they're only about a

> buck a pop, but I can't resist a deal.

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> > So, I noticed, I could get the same combo via a veterinary supplier at

> about $20 / hundred.

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> > Would you guys hesitate to buy these for any reason?

> > BTW, I'm new to shots. Moving from gel to shots this week, so I don't

> have much to go on.

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