Searching for micro-injection kit

[True as Trees]

Greetings fellow arbs,
We're currently on the market for a micro injection kit.
In the past I've used, the Quik-Jet Air and the Quantum. Both are quality products and we'd be happy with either.
It'd be nice to find something new(ish), but we'd be open to the idea of a used system after thorough conversation about its condition and previous use.
Thanks in advance everyone!

 

[Brando CalPankian]

Greetings fellow arbs,
We're currently on the market for a micro injection kit.
In the past I've used, the Quik-Jet Air and the Quantum. Both are quality products and we'd be open to the idea of either.
It'd be nice to find something new(ish), but we'd be open to the idea of a used system after thorough conversation about its condition and previous use.
Thanks in advance everyone!

We use the rainbow q connect. Rainbow has amazing customer service. I have a dedicated territory rep who comes to do training and is a text away at any time. It's plugless as well.

I do not have a used kit for sale right now, unfortunately.

My 2© on this for what it's worth.

 

[True as Trees]

We use the rainbow q connect. Rainbow has amazing customer service. I have a dedicated territory rep who comes to do training and is a text away at any time. It's plugless as well.

I do not have a used kit for sale right now, unfortunately.

My 2© on this for what it's worth.

I appreciate the 2 cents!

Before my post, I had assumed the Q-Connect was more of a macro injection system, but I'm realizing I may have been mistaken about that. It's still a micro system, that's designed like a macro system, correct?

Something I always appreciated about the Quik-Jet and Quantum is that I could easily manage proper ml dosage at each injection site. Micro injections use such small amounts of product.
Do you feel like the Q-Connect still does a reliable job at distributing product equally while not wasting it?

 

[Brando CalPankian]

I appreciate the 2 cents!

Before my post, I had assumed the Q-Connect was more of a macro injection system, but I'm realizing I may have been mistaken about that. It's still a micro system, that's designed like a macro system, correct?

Something I always appreciated about the Quik-Jet and Quantum is that I could easily manage proper ml dosage at each injection site. Micro injections use such small amounts of product.
Do you feel like the Q-Connect still does a reliable job at distributing product equally while not wasting it?

I feel it does an adequate job while also having volume for larger injections. It's not accurate to the ml, but close enough for our work. We mainly use it for EAB, so depending on your usage you may need/want something else. The quantum would be more accurate for sure. I've not used one. Hoping to demo one next year.