Where can I find a syringe for cc'ing heads?

[Anlushac11]

I cant find a syringe anywhere.

Anyone know where I can get a syringe in Central Indiana?

 

[Anonymous]

Here is one suggestion. Visit your local Fire Station (or ambulance company) and talk to the Medics and see if they would give you one. As long as you do not arrive looking like you are needing a "fix" and explain that you do not need the needle, they will probably help you out. We carry sizes upto 50cc on our equipment so you may need to get a 50cc and a 10cc so that increments on the syringe or small enough to be accurate.

Good Luck

Bob

PS. it never hurts to bribe with homemade cookies.

 

[Mustangaroo]

Go to any pharmancy, ask for the bigest one they have and tell them what your going to do with it. They should give you one without a needel, you don't need the needel anyway.

 

[MLINE]

If you know any farms with livestock they might have some old ones lying around, or your local feed/farm supply store.

 

[Anlushac11]

8)

Thanks all, I'll give it a shot.

 

[addo]

Mark, I hope you didn't intend that pun!

I've commented before, but will again: Places that sell West Systems Epoxies and other boatbuilding supplies often have large syringes with a good tip (nozzle) on them.

It sounds funny, but make sure you present well when hunting these. People here use livestock syringes to inject oral-dose methadone syrup... long story.

Adam.

 

[CobraSix]

I found mine al Wal-Mart.

Go to the auto section. The syringe I found is used for adding oil to fuel for things like outboard motors, weed eaters and stuff. You may find it in the that section as well.

Slade

 

[gtm1086]

Farm supply store

 

[Anonymous]

Tractor Supply Company (TSC)
Farm & Fleet
Farm & Country

Get one that holds at least 60 cc's

Later,

Doug

 

[Maverick250]

You can also go to a pharmacy and ask for a "catheter tip syringe.' They come in 60cc size and can't be used with a needle. If they ask, just tell them what you're going to do with it. (They're also called "Toomey syringe," used to flush catheters and feeding tubes in the hospital.