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How to prevent needle pain (Seems like a decent solution)

Started by androidnick, March 01, 2014, 12:17:28 PM

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androidnick

I was watching Shark Tank and this doctor came up with this product for shots to hurt less. http://buzzy4shots.com/
Now, mind you, I'm not going to pay 40 bucks for this but I feel like I could find a cheap alternative for the next time I do my shot. I've been doing my shots and it's been fine but yesterday I hesitated and it hurt like hell. Maybe if I numb my leg up and use something that vibrates it will feel a hell of a lot better. Who knows!

I just think this might be a handy idea for someone with needle phobia.
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King Malachite

That does seem pretty handy.  I don't know if it would fit around my thigh (or buttocks if possible) prsonally.  If it did then it would be a good investment for me.  $40 for that is cheap as opposed to me being on expensive Androgel which is sadly my plan because I hate needles.
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Darrin Scott

Saw the same episode. Have you tried ice before the shot?





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androidnick

Nope I havent. Gotta wait for my next shot to try this out! I'm gonna at the very least use ice. But I think we have a vibrating thing you use on your neck and crap. I'm gonna try and use that along with the ice and see how it works!
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Nate

Have you thought about lidocaine cream to numb the injection site? Might work for you

Nate
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aleon515

It actually sounds like a pretty good idea. The buzz feeling would confuse the nerves. What about using a vibrator like a bullet type and attach with a web belt or something. I think the leg would work but the butt would be rather difficult.

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