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!

Game changing device! I’ve given myself tirzepatide injections for 6 months. I broke down and purchased this device after 4, but I wish I’d done it in the beginning. It’s very easy to use and it makes injections painless. I wish they used these for all shots:)

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.

Makes taking our weekly shots so much easier. Only downside is, the less you have to put in the syringe, the harder it bumps into the skin. Usually we don’t feel anything though. First time takes the longest to use because of set up, but it’s worth every penny because you just keep using it. Seems to be holding up well. It’s been a few months, but only gets used twice a week.

I read where others were using it for T injections. Very disappointed. The first one I ordered would not inject. The second one has a very weak spring. I am using it for testosterone injections. I know the T is a thicker oil base, but the manufacturer should caution buyers that it is only strong enough to inject insulin or watery liquid. I have increased the syringe needle to 25 gauge. The injector is still too weak even using a large needle. I wish I could return it a second time. I've kept it too long hoping that it would eventually work by experimenting with a larger needle. No luck. Be informed before purchasing.