Lyme and IV MMS

Don't know if MediSupplies sells to private persons, or even abroad, but they do specify their products enough to figure if the different parts do fit together. From there one can check ebay and see if they got the same products.

For example, the "Terumo Surflo" butterfly Infusion needles MediSupplies carries can also be purchased from ebay

MediSupplies says the following about their butterfly infusion needles: "Compatible with luer lock and luer slip syringes".

So next we have to look for "luer lock" and/or "luer slip" compatible syringes and injection needles.

Ebay does not sell injection syringes. One has to find syringes and their compatible injection needles seperatly.

Luer lock / luer slip compatible needles and syringes at ebay:
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TERUMO-Needles-Fits-Both-Luer-Slip-Luer-Lock-Syringes-Without-Syringes-CE-Mark/292626805538?hash=item4421eab322:m:mUxSTm6doRUBIWPR5VZ6cdw

www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2047675.m570.l1311.R1.TR9.TRC1.A0.H0.XLuer.TRS0&_nkw=luer+lock+syringe&_sacat=0

Two other things I learned is that whatever you're infusing/injecting it must not contain any air bubbles.
And once you got this butterfly infusion needle installed you can use it for several infusions before it has to be removed after 2-3 days. Continued infusions require a new butterfly infusion needle placed at a different site/artery.

Really hope you succeed ridding yourself of this plague nuffder.

"Ebay does not sell injection syringes."

Ebay UK may not sell injection syringes, but Ebay US does sell them; lots of them.

Maybe no one in the UK has diabetes and therefore would not need to inject insulin?

Well ClO2, I spent an hour on ebay earlier today and could not find any 10+ml syringe complete with injection needle. I looked all the way til one seller mentioned in his product description that "It is ebay's policy to not sell syringes together with needles". May have been ebay UK, but seller was typing in general terms. After that I quit searching and looked for another solution.
If you find any syringes complete with injection needle 10ml or more AND a "butterfly" that matches with it then that is exactly what nuffder asked for. For some reason no one can find it, except for Scott and who is in Indonesia.
Anyway, now I know where to get my complete IV kit

Hey guys. thanks for helping Nuffder out with this - I've been too busy for the last 24 hours + to explain it clearly as you have. Most syringes are standardized with the function to allow a person to screw different size needles on and off the barrel tip - they actually screw in and screw off. On that same type of syringe, the none-needle end of most butterfly needles will have the exact same ability to screw in and screw off. So you just fill the syringe with the long needle which usually comes with it, and then you screw that needle off (after capping it with it's cover). Then you screw in the butterfly needle into the same syringe that you just filled (and took the long "filling" needle off of). If you watch the videos of the girls doing the glutathione injections you can see them doing exactly what I just wrote above.

Also here's one place that sells all you need: www.midwiferysupplies.ca/products/butterfly-needles?variant=29999562692

Hopefully there are more places like this around the world. You might also try: Vet supplies, farm stores, feed stores, medical supply stores, nursing supply stores, etc.

Sorry for all the difficulty with this - I thought it would be easy to find everything based on my experience here in Jakarta. Now we know.

All the best,
Scott

Thanks for the help. I appreciate it ...Although I'm still not sure exactly what I'm going to do. That Canadian one TruthQuester posted sounds like the safest best; but I was really hoping to start it this coming week since I'm on vacation. I'm expecting a pretty ridiculous Herx reaction and don't want to miss work. I may just take a gamble and piece one together from ebay that will hopefully come Wed or Thurs.

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Two other things I learned is that whatever you're infusing/injecting it must not contain any air bubbles.
And once you got this butterfly infusion needle installed you can use it for several infusions before it has to be removed after 2-3 days. Continued infusions require a new butterfly infusion needle placed at a different site/artery.

Really hope you succeed ridding yourself of this plague nuffder.

Thanks. Me, too. Lyme is a brutal disease. The air bubble thing concerns me. How do you prevent that?