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what difference does it make...?


the needle itself is the safest part. Stainless steel -heated upon reuse - exposed to air, and with minimum dead volume. The major potential contimated fluid remains inside the syringe wall.

With glass syringes it isn't such a far stretch to imagine that even the most f* up junkie could quickly heat the syringe up, thus lowering the number of potentially infectious microorganisms.

Regardless, It was laughable when he said "these" needles could potentially save millions, as if this could help the third world.

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The issue of reusing syringes didn't come up until near the end. Did you miss the mention (more than once) of the nearly 800,000 accidental sticks per year from the most dangerous part of the syringe- the needle? The nurse who contracted AIDS from an accidental needle stick from a contaminated syringe?

Life's too short to miss the boat.


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telling the truth is a revolutionary act."
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