my biggest problem was getting the needles - after someone showed me at the gym it was pretty easy. the "real-quick" answer is: 1) ice your ear to numb it a bit, 2) sterilize it, 3) stick needle in at a really big angle, voila.
my biggest problem was getting the needles - after someone showed me at the gym it was pretty easy. the "real-quick" answer is: 1) ice your ear to numb it a bit, 2) sterilize it, 3) stick needle in at a really big angle, voila.
Yea, most pharmacies will not sell people needles/syringes without a "prescription". Which is BS... if I come in and my teeth are not rotting out and I don't have bleeding scabs all over my body then sell me the damn needles FFS!
my biggest problem was getting the needles - after someone showed me at the gym it was pretty easy. the "real-quick" answer is: 1) ice your ear to numb it a bit, 2) sterilize it, 3) stick needle in at a really big angle, voila.
alright next time i will give it a shot... if i screw up my ear i shall remember you... just kidding thanks all you guys big help
Walk up tell them what you do and show the ear and say you dont have insurance and ask the pharmacist nicely works sometimes.
yea, last time i went to get some for somebody they were not for me... I told them I had a buddy who's ears needed draining but it didn't matter. I figured telling him that I too worked in a pharmacy for 6+ years and that I am now a nurse would make me sound like a douche. so, I just went to work and got some... just sort of aggravating
I had the same problem it took me about 10 minutes to convince them I needed it to drain my ear. I find it disturbing that pharmacists would rather some junkie use dirty needles than to just sell them some clean ones.