Something that will dispense 5ml of liquid per squeeze of a trigger or other (pref manual) mechanism?
TIA
Jim K
where can I find.....
May 26, 2014
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Some device made for labs a= or hospitals maybe? Brian
For an accurate dose, then I would think a syringe is probably the best choice
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If you used something with a trigger, or a plunger like on a soap dispenser, you may not always get the full 5ml
You could use an electric dosing pump with an appropriate timed on period
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In message , JimK writes
Syringe? eBay.
Will this do?
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(Ebay item 120940550709)
Farmers use one for drenching sheep etc.
Have to be a very small sheep to drench it with 5ml. ;)
JimK brought next idea :
Possibly a liquid soap dispenser bottle?
Between your legs... might require more than one 'squeeze' to get it to deliver... depending on how sexy the squeezer is :)
Look on ebay for "pipette pump".
You might not like some of the prices.
There are free ones (used) down most town alleyways.......
mmm if that's the same as your liquid soap dispenser pump, ISTR that they can need a bit of encouragement/priming before you get a "full squirt" as it were....
Am hoping for pointers to some sort of trigger operated mechanism/thing capable of being held & operated by one hand, able to deposit ~5ml amounts of liquid on demand, repeatedly (until whatever reservoir [built on or nearby] is empty).
I've tried syringes & whilst potentially accurate (as long as you can see the graduations & have a good touch) are rather too fiddly and need a lot of refilling.
Maybe I'll try hacking a soap dispenser and add some non return valves....
Cheers
Jim K
I have two. Left over from my cattle rearing days/
Ivomec drench 0-25ml, Ivomec injectible 0-10ml.
They are adjusted by altering the length of the return stroke. Cheap enough to buy 10-15 quid. Not usually found in sex shops though:-)
I thought that was 10cc?
Damn. Beat me to it.
They were overoptimistic by an order of magnitude. :-)
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