How to keep printed markings from wearing off your syringes

[HeadInClouds]

Over time, the printed numbers and lines on syringes wear off. Just cover them with clear tape or a layer of clear fingernail polish, and you'll never have that problem.

Such a simple tip, I know - but it sure has been helpful to me.

 

[wllmc]

makes the difference in spending 12 dollars a year and twelve dollars a week for heavy mixers lol. great tip to share !

 

[AmandaD]

I tried the nail polish trick, but it smeared the numbers on the syringe! Maybe it was the nail polish?

 

[wllmc]

same thing for me and nail polish. I tape the purevapes bottles also.

 

[AmandaD]

I put new labels on all the PV bottles - you warned me about that, wllmc, early on - thanks!

 

[Cramptholomew]

I tried the nail polish trick, but it smeared the numbers on the syringe! Maybe it was the nail polish?

Gotta go heavy with a very light touch. Essie "Good to Go" is great. Dries in seconds flat. (Thank you wife!)

 

[Saddletramp1200]

I use all glass syringes. They don't wear out, & the numbers are made into the glass. More expensive but worth it to me. EBay has a great selection.

 

[Nailz]

I just use tape on mine and that seems to be working so far for me

 

[wllmc]

I use all glass syringes. They don't wear out, & the numbers are made into the glass. More expensive but worth it to me. EBay has a great selection.

I want to get me some of these . pretty fair price actually as long as my clumsy self can keep from breaking them

 

[RocketPuppy]

Before I switched over to the scale, I marked my syringes with a knife. Seems like it would be a pain, but I did around 100 during a Breaking Bad episode. I have no data on this, but for some reason, I worried the nail polish would accidentally chip or rub off, and I'd vape it.

 

[Laughmore]

+1 clear tape, scissors are win

 

[wally]

Just use a good scotch tape when new and you can't even see it on mine.

 

[JuanMiguelAndal]

Over time, the printed numbers and lines on syringes wear off. Just cover them with clear tape or a layer of clear fingernail polish, and you'll never have that problem.

Such a simple tip, I know - but it sure has been helpful to me.

Thank you, never though of that before. Great help!