Ultra Close-Up EpiPen Shot in Slow Motion - The Slow Mo Guys
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- Опубликовано: 13 апр 2023
- Gav and Dan fire some adrenaline juice into some ballistic gel and film it at 4000fps. Not filmed is the ballistic gel getting up and running a quick 400m.
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Filmed at 4000 and 20000fps with the Phantom TMX 7510
Ultra Close-Up Epipen in Slow Motion - The Slow Mo Guys 
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7:10 Hi, pharmacist here! Just wanted anyone reading this to know that an EpiPen is NOT the only thing needed during an anaphylactic reaction. While it does save lives by addressing the initial reaction, other treatments are needed afterward to ensure the patient makes it through the reaction okay. If an EpiPen is needed, please immediately call emergency services so they can provide the other measures needed. 😊
so you keeping the other treatment a secret, i dont trust you.
I was about to comment the same thing. I have only ever had to use an epipen once, and the school called an ambulance. Thank god I am not severely allergic to anything anymore.
@@elijahmcdowell9690 how did u lose ur allergies? does it just happen over time
@@feelsbadman1833 I guess it's Vice versa since you can get allergic on something you've never been allergic to
@@feelsbadman1833 you can grow out of em during puberty, happend to me for one of my allergies. im sure there are other ways too
I want a video of nothing but Dan's mom talking about literally anything.
With segments done at 1/10,000 speed, of course.
Same!
She truly has such a wonderful voice!
Dan's Mom = MVP
Dan's Brother = Basic Teenager
Dan's favorite homemade biscuit, as explained by his Mum. Slo-Mo of Dan n Gav eating said biscuits.
I love the idea that Gavin was editing this video, came to the realization that there was way more of Dan's mom than there was proper slow mo content, and he was just like "alright, cool. Upload" lol
Honestly, that’s probably exactly what he was like. Haha
I read your comment before watching the video. Severely confused on how Dan’s mom will come in to play.
I love how Dan's mom doesn't even hesitate from Dan telling her "oh yeah we're out in the desert filming epipens" lol
Obligatory PSA for when I see anything about EpiPens: Remember to still get the person in anaphylactic shock to a hospital! EpiPens treat the symptoms of anaphylaxis for a short period of time, after that the person will need further medical treatment.
Super interesting video, thank you guys!!
Better to be at the hospital and not need any treatment than to need treatment and not be at the hospital.
It is also important to note that it is dangerous to take an epipen, nomatter the reason, a 911 call needs to be placed or at a minimum you need to be taken to a hospital ASAP after taking an epipen.
Thank you! and since Epinephrine has a half life of about 15 minutes you might need another before you get to the hospital.
@@Cyberguy42 Unless you're an American in which case you're now $4,000 in debt for laying in a bed for a bit. (No joke, I am still paying off a trip I don't even remember what I went for)
Yea thank you for saying this!!! Many people don’t know that EpiPens are short-lived relieve. It just helps open the airways to breath WHILE the ambulance is on the way.
Dan's mom sounds like an absolutely awesome mom.
Good on you, Dan's mom! Hope you the best!
Seeing how awesome her son is, I'm not surprised.
I am glad no-one commented a lurid mother joke. There were a few good laying out there. . .
@@TheReubenShow I was going to say she sounds cute. That’s not lurid I hope.
@@TheReubenShow Thanks to you i now know what Lurid means, ty
we should get her in a video!!!
I honestly watch these videos more so now because of the friendly and funny conversation between these two. And the conversation with Dan's mom was so pleasant to listen to.
Yep, they are a joy to watch.
The ballistic gel reminds me of how much I loved the Mythbusters and what an epic combo it would have been between the Slo Mo Guys and the Mythbusters
i belive they did a few things together
Love the slow mo fellas because they don't limit themselves to a set regimented structure for the videos. Slow mo is always fun to look at but a charming chat with dan's mom just hits different
slow mo fellas lol
@@PouLS the slowed down motion men
@@MoggyMoon the significantly reduced passing of time gentlemen
I take it from Dan's conversation with John, that during Covid shutdown while Dan was stuck in the UK, there was a disagreement between Dan and John and what followed was a brutal...... SLAPFIGHT!! 😳😂
@@pearlcommodore4772 The Gentlemen Who Create Videos In Which They Record Very Slow Motions Of Various Phenomena Using High-Speed Cameras.
I don’t think there are many channels with >10 million subs who would have most of a video consist of a chat with their mum about EpiPens, just because it was interesting 😅
This is why you guys are great - still totally grounded despite everything!
Well said, that's why we love this channel
Really does fit the "We're just two guys filming in our backyard" vibe of the channel though
lol i clicked for the pen shot, which i got so guess i cant complain. loved it cheers mate.
I wanna see a reaction vid of his ma seeing the vid.
It´s genius, I can´t close off the video whilst mom´s talking.
Gav: "Slow Mo of EpiPen plus ten minute conversation with Dan's mum."
Dan: "People will stay tuned for that!"
Didn't disappoint!
Now we need a video of Dan calling his entire family and asking weird questions out of the blue
I'd totally watch that!
I do enjoy the "Epic Slow Motion" category of videos, but I think the "Let's see how it works in Slow Motion" category is my favourite.
Me too. I'd like to see a sewing machine in slow motion. They look like magic at full speed.
Same!!
There are 2 reasons why the needle retracts. 1) so you don't break it off inside you. As Dan's mum said, you're panicked because you feel like you are going to die and the careful insertion and removal of needles, as is done with other meds, is not possible. 2) it's a medical sharp and the withdrawal into the shaft of the pen prevents it from poking someone else. Thanks guys and thank you Dan's mum.
There are other options in pens like these instead of retracting.
My medical pens usually have a shroud come out when you are done, to block access to the needle. I then also fit the protective cap back before disposing of them in a medical waste container, but the cap is optional.
@@BuzzinsPetRock78 Those are designed with sharps containers in mind. Epipens are designed to be used anywhere.😊
isnt it also multi-dose?
@@abbygirl1972 No. They are single use.
@@abbygirl1972 I'm sure there are others, but I have only ever seen multi-dose pens for insulin, but you have to replace the needle every time.
I appreciate the explanation of where the bubbles were coming from after the first insertion of the EpiPen. A lot of people probably got frightened if they were aware of how dangerous it is to have air bubbles enter your blood stream, so I'm pretty sure you diverted a bunch of worried peoples' concerns. Solid call on doing such!!!
Also, Dan's mum is a treasure!
I did stay tune buddy. I didn't intend to reply to myself so much but you know, better than just spamming separate comments XD.
That small amount of air would be harmless anyways. It's take a rather significant amount of air to cause issues. Hollywood has made the entire world afraid of a few small harmless air bubbles.
It also helps that epipens are intramuscular or subcutaneous (in the muscle or under the skin). Not directly into the bloodstream.
@@KyleJones734 Yeah, like in some types of 'stings' the instructions specifically tell you not to remove any air bubbles you may find inside the prefilled needle.
they seem so much happier now that they can make videos together again. Glad to see their worlds are getting back to normal after all the covid crazies
The Slow Mo Guys is one of those channels that, among the dozens (or hundreds) of channels you follow, whenever they upload a video you immediately just watch. Instead of them just being one of the many videos in your feed.
and they then never fail to dissapoint.
100%.
Only channel I have notifications on for a reason!
They never disappoint. / They never fail to impress. 😉
Actually true
Wha? They always FAIL to disappoint!!!
Dan obviously caught his mum off guard yet she gave an excellent review of the epipens effects despite Dan's gaming joke😊
That little chat with Dan’s mum was packed full of information, that was amazing. She described it very well, and I had never even considered the after affects of it. Very interesting, thanks y’all!
As a pharmacist I found this video very interesting. Both the slow mo of the medication being injected and the story from Dan's mom. Always love hearing patient experiences. And she seems like a very pleasant lady!
i really like the super up-close shots, they show such a large amount of detail that we just can't normally see and rarely take time to appreciate. super cool!
Macro foto available to everyone... having a camera...
@@DontReadMyProfilePhoto_3die
This was a joy to watch. Especially the interaction with Dan and his mother.
So happy he ended his call with Cheers. And Love you.
the way dan’s mum saying “yes of course” is absolutely precious. omfg
With how the needle retracted afterwards, it almost reminds me of the needle on a sewing machine. And Dan's mum sounds amazing, enough so that, in my opinion, she could easily be one of the Doctor's travelling Companions. I'd like to imagine the length it took to have her actually respond was due to Tardis-level wibbly-wobbly shenanigans.
Yeah due to wibbly wobbly timey wimey....stuff.
As someone with anaphylaxis who has had to use epi pens on multiple occasions, this was super amazing to actually be able to see what’s happening on the needle end!
Yeah me too, saved my life many times.
Epipens are NOT anti-allergy. (There's probably a name for that but I don't know it.) They just keep the heart going so a person has time to get treatment for the allergy reaction.
@@veramae4098 Is this just a general comment on the whole video or was it supposed to be a direct comment related to mine? I didn’t say anything about epipens being “anti-alllergy”, so it seems confusing that you’ve chosen to reply to my comment in such a manner.
Epinephrine is adrenaline. It works by increasing the blood pressure and heart rate to keep the heart pumping since the blood is likely less oxygenated than usual. It also works to relax the airways to allow for easier breathing. Yes, the effective time span of 1 shot is 15-20 minutes on average and should always be followed by immediate medical treatment. Yes, epipens are not anti histamines and don’t stop the allergic reaction.
@@veramae4098 , a succinct , and simple explanation .
@Candice Jackson it's an ai
The most British description of a life threatening event: "a bit poorly"
I absolutely love Dan calling his mother. Real moments like that are incredible. I recently lost my girlfriend of five years to unknown causes. This interaction made me feel quite happy
That was wholesome, I literally did not want the video to end, it’s amazing that you forget that these content creators on RUclips are just like yourself, they have a families too and that this is actually their job
This is STILL one of, if not the most, entertaining and interesting channels this platform has ever seen. No question
I experienced an epee-pen shot without being in anaphylactic shock during a medical study and I can confirm that your heart rate increases whether you're panicked or not. It doesn't feel very good but you can feel your body's metabolism speed up. Your body temperature raises and you feel like you should move around. Unfortunately I couldn't get up because they had to do other procedures on me.
Many injected dental anesthetics (like lidocaine) include adrenaline/epinephrine as a vasoconstrictor, and you can definitely feel its effects even in those relatively low doses of probably less than ⅙ of an Epipen's dose. (~50mcg in a whole single-use vial of lidocaine vs 300mcg in the EpiPen.)
@@wbfaulk microgram is written µg
@@Soken50 not in medicine
@@wbfaulk I've got the box and notice with me, they have SI measures, are you perchance from the U.S. of A.?
@@Soken50 Yes. And it's still an SI measurement; it's just the symbol that's swapped out, because it's much harder to mistake "mcg" than "μg" for "mg" (especially in handwriting) and accidentally have someone be given 1000 times the dose. The "mcg" symbol is definitely used in the UK, too. That said, the Epipen's dose in the US is listed as 0.3mg, which I suspect is pretty common for integral multiples of 100mcg, as it's even less difficult to confuse. But I wanted to use the same unit in comparison, so I converted.
The epipen was interesting; Dan's mum was worth the wait. What a lovely and charming woman.
Mums voice is so soothing! So glad half the video was her!
Kudos to Dan's mum for the interview! She sounds like a nice person.
I love how his brother sounded as if he didn't want to tell him. To anyone not from the UK, that is exactly the opposite. Us Brits hate talking on the phone!
Really
But why?
this is just wrong lol
this is just wrong lol
I prefer calling over texting honestly.
You just generalized 67 million people... It's just you mate, you are the one who hate talking on the phone.
The fact that Dan says he loves his mom at the end is heart warming
She’s English so it’s Mum
Dan's mum has the sweetest voice I've ever heard 🥺
Thank you for doing this. I must have misunderstood the instructions on my pen and your video made me go back and reread the instructions to get it right. I've never had to administer the pen but I'd sure hate to have a failure when I needed it most. Thanks again
So cool to see up close and in detail. My son was allergic to nuts, milk, gluten and during a provocation test in the hospital had an anaphylactic reaction. I was told by the nurse to use a pen like this (call it a form of training for the parent). The cool thing is you can even use it through clothing, like jeans (the ones we have at least). The reaction subsided fairly fast (just minutes) and after about 30 minutes he was completely fine again. It is a fantastic invention and lifesaver and he always carries one with him. We never did any provocation test after that though, as we did not want to put him through this ever again...
The fade to black with the caption saying his mom never picked up while the dial tone ominously plays in the background is comedy gold 😭
She is so cute lol I appreciate how sweet your mum is ❤
I don't know if i'm more impressed about the footage or about the fact that Dan's mum understands a GTA III reference.
I LOVED that Dan's Mom was part of this video!! Wishing her decades of good health and happiness. Interesting and awesome content as always! Cheers!
The opening joke about the autofocus "waking up" and the interesting sidetrack about the possibility of a pregnancy causing an alergy were already enough to watch the video for, then we get great footage and an interesting first hand account of what it feels like from Dan's mum. 100% quality content!
I love Dan's mum's response to "we're just filming it with ballistic gel, to see what it looks like when it goes into your body". A very interested "yeah".
Dan's mam was brilliant! If she'd been prepped, she couldn't have answered better
The physical feeling of the needle, the physiological response to the medicine, and the psychological response to being in a near death scenario
Literally textbook, she answered perfectly
Just want you guys to know I indeed did watch and listen to the entire conversation 😂❤ it was very interesting. Never known anyone who’s needed one legitimately so that was cool to hear! Great video guys.
The Mom segment propelled this video into fabulosity! Brilliant!! 😎
Dan's mum is a national treasure 🧡
Guys, I watched to the end of the video and your mom is just adorable. You are just awesome.
Thank you...❤
I wish my mom was still alive so I could call her up like that. 😢
Same! I miss my mom.
This video was awesome. It was cool hearing from Dan’s mother about how it feels. What an incredible invention.
My second oldest grandson told me about this channel, 😂😂😂 he knows you guys blowing stuff up and replaying in slo mo would get me hooked! Love it 🎉🎉 , your mom is a hoot 💐
I genuinely loved that half of the video was a chat with Dan's mum 😁
Dan's mom is so chill, I really enjoyed their talk.
I like that she went shy as soon as you told her you’re filming. Wasnt expecting 80% of the vid to actually be the phone call but I felt like I was there as well 😂😂
Dan's mum is right, you get a rush of adrenaline (metabolized epinephrine), and then you get the let down afterwards. I ate a dinner roll on a British Airways flight from NYC (JFK) to Birmingham UK (BHX) 29 years ago and had to use my epi-pen due to ground walnuts in the roll. When I used mine, I did not feel the needle in my thigh. I pulled it back a little to see the needle and shoved it back in my leg. After being seated by myself, my pulse rate just sitting was above 120 per minute. It lasted about 30 minutes, then I fell asleep. After waking up, I had to assist the crew chief to fill out an incident report since it had been reported to the airline. My epi-pen did not retract the needle. The doctor at BHX had never seen one and asked if he could have it. I do believe it saved my life on that flight.
I just love Slow Mo Guys and other channels similar like Smarter Everyday. Nothing is over produced and there are a lot of genuine interactions.
Not just 1, but 2 very British phone calls! Love the response to filming with ballistic gel ".... yeah" 8:33
People like you two and Dan's mum are the real educators. Doctors wouldn't know half the stuff without good clear feedback.
Great video out of, well an EpiPen 👍
Actually, that was a sweet conversation - and I can tell your mom is a very polite and intelligent person at the same time...
One of my favorite things that happens is youtubers calling their wonderful families. Seeing that small little look into the support structures that our favorite creators rely on. What a wonderful person she must be, such mom energy. Thanks for sharing guys this was so cool
We had those in the military in case we would get gassed. Not Epipens, obviously but the same sort of mechanism. One brave guy tested out a demo one (filled only with saline). Crazy guy. 😀
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Thanks for sharing mate!
I'd listen to Dan and his mum talking about stuff as background noise, they both have very calming voices
I loved this banter, always loved Gav and Dan just messing around
I really appreciate the input and the banter with his mom. People should be aware, even if the takeaway only was how to use one!
Experiencing migraines all my life, I’ve done 1,000’s of these stat-dose pens of Imitrex. Eventually you can find spots on your body where you don’t even feel the needle. The older pens had so much force, they actually bruised the skin at the injection site. Thanks for the video. Now I know what’s happening inside the body!
I like how Gavin does the mph calculations and also love the phone calls. Have Gavin call his mom now
I love that this is trending on RUclips and more than half of it is just a charming normal conversation between a mother and son.
Love the interview, love Dan's mum, wish her all the best and thank you to her for letting us hear her description!
I have to take a CPR / First aid class every 2 years for my job, and it's getting more and more common for them to have "dummy" epi pens, this classic style and a really cool newer one called Auvi-Q. They let you practice the feel of using one without needles involved. I call the Auvi-Q one really cool because it has spoken instructions that will guide you through using it, like how long to hold at against the persons leg or wherever, and they sent our First Aid instructor a whole pile of them for free (he had to buy the other ones) and I think their actual epi-pens are a good bit cheaper than the old school ones too.
IIRC Tom Scott did a video with one of the defibrillators, the new equipment that walks you through the steps is a great idea. Aside from the fact that plenty of people won't know how to use it, even if you do, when someone has just collapsed/is in shock/having a seizure etc. having the thing you're using just go "ok person, do this, then this, then this..." is super helpful.
I know the big epic stuff probably gets the clicks, but I’m always absolutely fascinated by the small everyday stuff like this. Good vid, gentlemen.
K but why was watching Dan talk to his mum and brother so sweet and genuine? What a good lad.
Amazing video as usual! I'd love to see more of that ballistic gel in use. Neat stuff!
I thoroughly enjoyed this! Dan’s Mum was lovely and I just love Gav and Dan’s banter. Plus of course the slow-mo stuff was brilliant of course 😂
I never seen this before, I’m intrigued. Thanks for showing us Dan And Gav
I had pens like these to inject a prophylactic medicine against migrane. It only hurts as much as you can basically expect when a needle is pushed into your skin & flesh, but the thing with these is that you are actually supposed to hold them down for a while (like 20s or 30s or so) after it started to make sure they are all empty and the needle retracted as supposed...probably also that less material squirts out of the puncture hole if you were to pull it out right away. But there is a retraint in your body that after the pain starts wants to pull it out immedeately which would be the normal reaction, so you have to overcome that feeling and force yourself to keep pushing it in, even though it hurts. Challenging thing to do each time anew.
Absolutely love the more in-depth footage they showed (showing it under the microscope and calculating the speed it goes.) Love this channel.
After all these years these videos are still great. Straight to the point and if not it`s good banter, not trying to push merch for like 3rd of the video`s length. No stupid hype how something awesome is coming in the last minutes of the video. More and more succesful channels become just about selling you stuff and fake excitement and hype. Never change please, this works.
I have now watched every single video on this channel,, it took 2 years and 1 min of scrolling down every time,,, it was so peaceful 12 years ago
As someone who a couple months ago finally had to use my epipen for the first time, its really interesting to see whats going on in the internals. Thanks for the vid!
Hearing Dan's Mom describe the experience was well worth the effort to get her on the phone! 👍
No matter when the video was released, 3 years ago... 1 year ago... a few months ago or days ago... it's gonna be awesome anyways. Glad you're still up and running like always lads.
Dan's mom sounds absolutely lovely.
Skip to 1:52 if you don’t like banter or Dan’s mum.
I love Dan's mum too!
Who doesn't like Dan's mum
Im early
The goats Fr ❤
what're you talking about i love banter
I really appreciate this video as someone who has epipens along for the ride wherever I go. Have lived with these kinds of allergies all my life and really enjoyed this. I've always wanted to see something like this. Well done guys.
Dan's mom sounds like a treasure that must be protected at all costs.
Oh, also the slow motion shot of the Epipen was very cool.
"One slow-motion clip followed by a Standard British Conversation" is a new genre that we need more of!
This was just awesome. Dan's mum explaining how it works and letting them use it for the video. Brilliant content
This is such a wonderful and quaint video. It gets right to the point, and isn't overhyping anything.
I love whenever the Slow Mo Guys do content like this, it makes their other special content so much more of an event.
"People will stay tuned for that"...
How right you were Dan.
As someone who has had to use well over 100 EpiPens in my life (yes, sadly, I'm serious), I was really excited to see this video! Now I can tell my friends that I inject epinephrine (not morphine 🤣) at 15 mph into my thigh on a semi-regular basis 😂 Also, it should be noted that you should seek emergency services immediately after administering an EpiPen. You can have a "rebound reaction" where the initial symptoms return as the epinephrine wears off and they can even be worse than the first reaction! The hospital or emergency room can give you medications like prednisone (a steroid) and other things that can help prevent a rebound reaction from occurring. Stay safe, my fellow allergic friends!
Poor you - I've only had to inject myself once, and that was scary enough.
I concur with everything you say. I'm allergic to wasps. In addition to the epipen I also take two antihistamine tablets. Always call emergency services. If out and about the app "What three Words" can help you describe your location, especially if you are off the beaten track.
How tf have u used 100
ive used mine once because i would get hives and my throat would close if i got too cold. idk how youve done hundreds holy
@@navster100 I have Mast Cell Activation Syndrome.
@@ericlizardo897 I have Mast Cell Activation Syndrome, which is basically like one big allergic reaction to a lot of different triggers. I'm literally allergic to sunlight and heat 😭 Smoke, fragrances, and grass are usually what cause the anaphylaxis.
One of these days you should do an intro like this.
Dan: "Hello everyone. He's Gav."
Gav: "He's Dan. We're the Slow Mo Guys."
Next episode dan tries to call his dad in slow mo
Dan looked as if he was near to crying when his mum talked about feeling panic attack and feeling near to death. The phone call was so wholesome and beautiful.
my mum talks exactly like this and you could be on the phone for hours, it's a wonderful thing to see mate. you got a good mum there who's really chilled, it's like your talking to your best friend on the phone.
That's amazing! Did emergency services for many years but it happens so quick that you never actually see it. And your mother is awesome and a good sport! Cheers!
I can't believe they didnt show it firing into the air. It seems exactly their scene to see liquid streaming out, and see how fast and how far it goes.
Epipens are designed in a way that prevents them from doing this. The front surface with the needle has to be pushed into something firm in order to trigger it. Would have been cool to see in air though, for sure.
@@SirEatsCrackAlot I think they could likely press the whole front surface on something hard with a hole in the middle for the needle, and if it actually needed the very small part ofthe needle to have something hard press against it they could use some material the needle could punch through as its intended to do just with nothing on the 'inside'/other side
@@SirEatsCrackAlot you can just push it against a piece of card, the card presses the plastic pressure plate and it releases the needle which goes through and squirts its content into the air
@@SirEatsCrackAlot maybe they could've used a thick piece of paper or cardboard or something
This video was not only great content as usual but also wholesome. You guys are one of the best channels on youtube and always will be I'm sure of it
My 9 y.o. from upstairs "I got a needle in my thumb". Me, "Come on down and let me see". He has the epipen needle through his thumb and through the nail also. Xray showed it had bent on the way in, which is why he couldn't pull it out. Little guy it tough as, uh, nails. He learned a few very valuable lessons that day.
Dan “what does the epipen feel like”
Dan’s mum “morbidity - you feel like death”
Dan: So is it like GTA3?
Mum: Sometimes you feel like you're gonna die so you have a panic attack
Dan: Oh.
what a funny little dynamic
Even the auto-focus works in slow motion, I wouldn't expect anything less from you guys
I really hope Dan let his mom know how great she was and how many fans adore her now!