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Old 03-04-2008, 07:47 PM #4
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Geeze maybe who ever supplies the needles for these Copax shots, needs to have some type of better quality control in place. Nothing like a dull needle, holy cow. I think I would have less pain with a butter knife.
I agree, jmiller. Something needs to be done - did you contact SS about it? I had a dull and crooked one last month that literally stuck in my arm after injection.

That one caused me the first REAL pain I ever have experienced with the syringes since starting in 2002. So, I decided to take about a month break from the shots to regroup, as Moose would say.

I will start a new box of Copaxone in about one week, and hopefully the problem has been addressed and corrected. If not, we will just sick you on them.
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