Where To Buy a Small Syringe...

[GC8]

...along with a relatively blunt needle, thats able to inject superglue? I need this to inject cyanoacrylate glue into a urethane foam steering wheel.

[matthias73]

Whenever I'm helping mum with her work (Research scientist) she's always had these:

http://www.medisupplies.co.uk/category.php?Catid=7...


Sturdy, fairly blunt, should be ideal

[swifthobo]

Local needle exchange will probably sort you out

[matthias73]

swifthobo said:

Local needle exchange will probably sort you out

Coming from somebody called swifthobo, I suspect that might not be all above board

[Viper]

there's loads of them on ebay

[Adam-b]

Chemists keep them in stock.

[swifthobo]

matthias73 said:

Coming from somebody called swifthobo, I suspect that might not be all above board

haha I ended up doing some work at one once and they had stocks upon stocks of them and cooking kits fking rank!

[tog]

Adam-b said:

Chemists keep them in stock.

I asked in Boots once years ago, and they refused to sell me one. It may have been because when they asked why I needed I it couldn't think of a lie quickly enough so told them the truth – that I wanted to inject vodka and worcestershire sauce into to cherry tomatoes to make bloody mary canapés. The lady went to ask, but her boss said no . Spoilsports, it's not illegal! Still haven't done this.

[jmorgan]

Adam-b said:

Chemists keep them in stock.

Needed a syringe sans needle to administer liquid medicine to a puss. No chemist around here would oblige even when we explained the need and we did not want a needle. Vet supplied in the end.

[PumpkinSteve]

I've bought them from Ebay before, I needed to inject some glue into cracked wood.

[joewilliams]

jmorgan said:

Needed a syringe sans needle to administer liquid medicine to a puss. No chemist around here would oblige even when we explained the need and we did not want a needle. Vet supplied in the end.

"I need to give calpol to my six month old"

[rigga]

I use them to back bleed brake calipers,luckily we have them at work for taking oil samples from engines,not the needle part but the syringe body.

[dreaddan]

joewilliams said:

"I need to give calpol to my six month old"

+1 though you may get funny looks if your not getting calpol at the same time.

[Moog72]

Needed one recently and the chemist in the local Morrisons obliged (didn't want the needle). Sold me a "kit" that is used for administering medicine to infants - 80p

[GhiaX]

I've used one in the past to inject Whiskey into a ready baked Fruit cake before mazipaning and icing it.

Hated the idea of all the alcohol buring off when I cooked it!

[Paul Dishman]

jmorgan said:

Adam-b said:

Chemists keep them in stock.

Needed a syringe sans needle to administer liquid medicine to a puss. No chemist around here would oblige even when we explained the need and we did not want a needle. Vet supplied in the end.

How silly! We'd sell an oral syringe (comes without a needle for 75p) to you for that.

[jmorgan]

Probably elfnsafety or they have been on some course saying we must be addicts if we wanted that stuff.

[Paul Dishman]

GC8 said:

...along with a relatively blunt needle, thats able to inject superglue? I need this to inject cyanoacrylate glue into a urethane foam steering wheel.

Wouldn't you need a glass syringe? Haven't seen one of them for years.....

[Swifty Stig]

How about a refillable ink cartridge syringe? You may be able to get one in a Tesco or Asda.

[TheEnd]

swifthobo said:

Local needle exchange will probably sort you out

You'd be dealing with some council worker types, so expect a long lecture on the use of drugs, and when you tell them it isn't for drugs, they'll either refuse or just crash from the non scripted information being given.