I can’t say for sure, but if you ask really nicely, they may reload it if you use DT’s reprocessing service
They say they’ll give you a new needle for flex implants, so I don’t think they’d be opposed to getting you a new injector for an x-series, assuming they can source them themselves
Plus you’d get it inspected and sterilized and all that cool stuff
A piercer should be able to implant it again without the original injector. The problem is that magnets can’t be autoclaved.
Leaving it for 3 days in chlorhexidine would be a good alternative if low temperature sterilization methods aren’t available but this only gets you to clinically clean, not sterile. I think that rubbing alcohol could also work but I am no expert here so take this paragraph with a pound of salt.
I would definitely go to the piercer route. The needle would be included in their service fee. The procedure would be to use the needle to incise and make a pocket, then remove the needle and manually pick up and place the magnet under the skin.
Without a plunger, the magnet will likely stick to the needle and make it pulled out when the needle is removed.