not many people know that iodine itself does not do much… the drying action of iodine does most of the killing of germs… when iodine dries it forms trillions of little crystals that physically rip apart viruses and bacteria… but if it is not given a good chance to dry, it will not do much. This is why nurses and PAs installing Norplant style implantable birth control were getting such high numbers of infections from patients … I used to have a youtube link that showed an RN swabbing on iodine, then ramming in the applicator while the shit was still wet and shimmering on the arm… I guarantee that resulted in an infection. Even Chlorhexidine, a surgical grade antiseptic, requires at least 60 seconds on the skin to achieve maximum effectiveness… this is just the time it takes for the molecule to get inside the bad guys and do its business… but so many people rush the disinfection protocol, its just bad.
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yes just run the chip through, not the injector… once the chip is clean from the autoclave, test it for function. it should have been processed inside a pouch, so you can test and keep it sterile. the professional can use a piercing needle to perform the installation… place needle, drop chip down the needle, place a taper (metal rod) behind the chip, remove needle… do not push the chip out with the taper, use the taper to hold the chip in place while the needle is retracted.