So we should start to reuse our needles over and over to save the NHS money.
Interesting view, but no thanks.
Hi there, as I said in a previous post, I did have an infection, a nasty one and a very painful one. Maybe I was just unlucky, or maybe because of my mum in hospital and dying of heart failure, my immune system was down (I had had a sinus infection)
I would rather use a new needle every time and we shouldn't be made to feel guilty, by some, for doing this, to save a few bucks for the NHS, because not only is having an infection on your stomach area extremely painful, especially looking after a 18 month old, I had to have two lots of antibiotics, which cost money and my exemption card covered that.
If people want to constantly reuse their needles, then that is fine, but just remember that the smallest micro bug on the end of that needle, could cause other problems.
This is a winner of a post from
@Garr
Each to their own.