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February 15th 18, 04:24 PM
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Proper Way to Insert Multi-Probe
When I got my Stemme, I asked my instructor if there was a proper
technique to insert the multi-probe in the nose.Â* He said to just push it in until I hear/feel a metallic click.Â* That's worked just fine for the past two years but I wonder if I should lubricate the thing, say with Vaseline or something.Â* I shudder to think of replacing internal o-rings. -- Dan, 5J 
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