My pin story

[cartoon_muscles]

Needed 29g insulin pins for hcg injections.

Went to Walgreen's and said .. "I need to pick up 1/2cc insulin needles."

The pharmacist replies .. "The FDA requires I ask what these are to be used for."

I replied .. "My little sister is Type 1 diabetic."

The pharmacist replied "OK" and then worked with me and I walked out with 30 pins for just under $9.

Try Walgreen's first. If unsuccessful, go online. There are lots of discreet domestic sources available.

Oh, by the way, I purchased all of my needles for "medical, industrial, experimental or veterinary use only."

 

[ceo]

That's f'n ridiculous.
California by far has the most f'd up laws of any state.

yep. so just find em on ebay and get a great deal on like 500 of em. worked for me.

 

[ROCJUICE]

Check this out I got you all beat. In RI you can purchase as many pins as you want (1 -100+). So its legal to purchase pins.....but its illegal to posess them!!!!lLOL!!!!!!

 

[LINCOLNLS_999]

GOT ALL MINE AT K-MART OR WALMART. IN ALABAMA, NO QUESTIONS ASKED

 

[creep]

must suck to go throw all that trouble for pins.. LMAO!!

no questions asked in TX or MEX

 

[Little Rage]

illegal to sell any type of syringes in PA without a script. it sucks.

 

[big pumper]

The pharmacist replied "OK" and then worked with me and I walked out with 30 pins for just under $9.

hey bro, you got assraped on the slin pins, walmart sells 40 of them for $4.

as for the real pins i like it when they refuse to sell to me because i talk back to them and it gets all hostile. i usually get thier names and the number of their administrative office and tell them im going to pursue the matter of them refusing to sell me pins. i would love to grab a pharmacist and drag him over the counter and stomp his brains out for refusing to sell me pins.

 

[jubei]

I get my doctor to prescribe them. I get 100 25 g 1.5 inch pins for $2.50 CAD. The doctors appt. was free, so was the script, so I actually paid a total of $2.50 or about $1.75 US. Gotta love health care.

 

[Singleton]

Lots of states are like that. It concurs with the Mr. Mackie line of reasoning (e.g. "Drugs 'r bad. MMMkay?")


Although hypodermic needle laws affects steroid users, they also affects others.

Lets say you're type II diabetic. You have to carry a paper saying (to the effect) "Yes, it's OK for me to buy syringes" just to get your pins.

Rec drug users (esp addicts) may find that pins are harder to get. Faced with a decision between withdrawals and a chance of contracting AIDS, a desparate crazed junkie might choose the latter (it has happened before).

Needle laws also increase the spread of AIDS by limiting clean needles for junkies.

It's not like the lawmakers set out and analyzed this. Laws are under public scrutiny, remember, and like it or not, the Mr. Mackie mentality (regarding drugs) is generally accepted as correct. Moral ethics do not exist in politics; popular opinion is what it's all about. Thus, why pins are not legal in most states.

Pins are legal in FL, though. Why is this? Well, look at all the old people down there! Do senile folks want to be hassed for their doctor's note everytime they run out of pins? Hell no! They just want 'em! Old folks vote, and old folks taking drugs does not have a negative stigma as does rec drug users and steroid users.

 

[bilabong1973]

walked into walgreens today and bought 10 for $2 and the guy even said have a nice day lol