#dispensing

[yimpleton-city]

Anyone remember the hungry gamer headgear that would dispense snacks into your mouth???? Through a tube. With a big ahh helmet.

[zunairat]

Low on syllabus and high on chai. I have my dispensing final viva and lab. And i still have half of syllabus to go through and its 6:30am.

[tmitransitioning]

Something I've been wondering. I'm on androgel and the disclaimer says you can't use use first three squirts from the bottle. Any idea why this is? I don't have to shake the bottle either, so I guess it's not that the T gets separated from the other stuff or something. I just have no idea. This might not be a question for this blog (in which case I'm sorry), but I'm just really curious and I won't see my doctor for another month.

lots of times you can’t use the first couple doses (of any medication) because you have to “prime” the actuator device.  having never looked at or played with an androgel container i can’t say specifically, but having used multiple other medications personally and professionally in my job as a nurse, this is likely the reason for this med too (you can talk to your doc to see if they know any other reason). 

Priming the pump/actuator/device gets the med into the piece that dispenses it (usually a hollow tube or straw) so you have to get air out of it first.  once meds start flowing, you can’t always be certain there’s not a line of air bubbles and meds in that straw, so generally, you have to pump/spray/activate the mechanism a few times (based on manufacturer’s recommendations) to be sure that you’ll get your full dose.  The number of activations is the minimum number the manufacturer studied to ensure that every activation after this one is guaranteed to have the full prescribed dose.  (before that, you’re likely to get only a partial dose- or you might or might not get a full dose depending on the device and conditions).  I promise you it’s not because they want you to waste meds! Mod mayhem.(i know this is posting after your doctor’s appt- keep in mind we have a queue that’s running about 5 weeks deep as of the day you submitted it). 

[where-do-i-begin-87]

[studyblr-of-happiness]

7|3|17 • Tuesday March Seventh ☕️📚💊 Major long day at uni today! Had a four hour lab in which we made suppositories as part of an introduction to the dispensing lab, then picked up my new textbooks! They look super pretty brand new 😍😍😍 Also rewrote some class notes into my final notes, which allowed me to practice writing pretty titles for all my notes! Feels like a productive day.

[anxious-stims]

toothless stimboard for anon!!

[anxious-stims]

witchy pastel goth stimboard for anon!

[masterrescue]

🎨 Three materials, one syringe tip. Yes, it's real.

So I came across this thing called the Dispossible 3‑Way Triple Syringe Tip and honestly? Kind of genius.

Instead of changing tips every time you want to switch materials (which is annoying and messy), this tip has one inlet and three separate outlets. You just switch between them. No cross-contamination. No cleaning. Just… dispense.

👇 Watch the video below to see how it works.

Why this is cool:

• Zero mixing between materials • Instant switching (no downtime) • Disposable — toss it when you're done • Fits standard Luer lock syringes (so it works with most existing setups)

What you can do with it:

🧪 Multi‑material 3D printing 🖨️ Bio‑printing / weird science stuff 🩸 Adhesives, pastes, solder — whatever you're dispensing 🎨 Maybe even multi‑color resin or clay? The possibilities are kinda fun.

Anyway, just thought this was worth sharing. If you do any kind of syringe‑based dispensing (art, lab, engineering, 3D printing), this might save you a lot of hassle.

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