Replying to @Cosmo 💉⚠️ A cannula is SINGLE USE. If it comes out of the skin, it should NEVER go back in. Yes, severe infections like mine are rare… but “rare” doesn’t mean impossible. The fact that so many people say this has happened to them is genuinely shocking. Reinserting IV cannulas after failed attempts is not only incorrect practice - it’s dangerous, lazy and completely inexcusable. Patient safety should never be compromised for convenience. If sharing my experience stops even one perso

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Shorten Pants at Home: Easy No-Machine Hemming Trick

A new IV needle design is solving a problem that's existed since the IV was invented. Traditional needles are rigid for the entire duration they're placed in a vein, and since your body is constantly moving, that rigidity causes friction and irritation against the vessel wall over time — especially during long-term treatments. This new flexible needle is engineered to remain stiff only during insertion, then soften once it reaches body temperature inside the vein. That shift allows the needle to