Owen-Mumford Autoject 2 Fixed Needle Auto-Injector, 1mL, Sterile, Plastic, 1 Count

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!

Bought this after being prescribed b12 shots as I’m scared to stick myself with needles. Works VERY well. Make sure you get the right size needles that fit appropriately. There’s a couple YouTube videos that helped me out greatly with set up and I did not feel a THING when I was ready to use it. Def recommend.

Great little tool that mimics the GLP-1 pre-filled pens. You still have to draw your own medication into the syringe but after making sure the device is set to the correct needle length, you just put the syringe in, screw the top of the device on, press the device to your injection site and push the trigger. Quick and painless. I did have to watch a couple videos to understand how to work it at first but it’s been easy peasy since.

Works as it should. Follow directions in the included book. Also, the spring that pushes the plunger is designed for high flowing liquids. If you are having to administer slow moving liquids, then you'll need to observe, and apply a count down method, or go with a higher gaged needle. Other than that, place, push, poke, pause, and pull. That simple.

Was excited about buying this item because of the good reviews. Bought it to take a weekly injection into my leg. Even bought another set of luer lock needles that fit this device perfectly after figuring out the adjustment setting. The problem with this tool is the spring in this device seems to be way too strong. When you press the button to inject the medicine, this tool slams the plunger of the syringe down so hard that when you hear that click, the yellow symbol is shown in the window immediately. So immediately, that syringe was slammed all the way down using great force, instead of taking about 5-10 seconds or so to push it down like how you are supposed to do it. Due to that problem, this tool makes the syringe shoot the medicine all over the place at maximum force. I suppose a minimal amount of medicine gets injected, but most of it will be wasted because it will be all over your leg and all over the inside of the Autoject tool. The instructions provide an email address for the manufacturer, so I emailed the manufacturer to explain what is going on and ask if they can help me resolve the problem. Several days have gone by and they never bothered to reply. Guess I will be returning this for a refund then, since it doesn't work properly and there is no customer support.