Blood Donation Protocol Help?

[Alpin]

My last donation was a 16 gauge. I told the dude he should have just jabbed a pen in my fucking arm while he was at it. lol

fuck!

and I thought 19 ga where thick when shooting T once. Was all I could get my hands on...lol
bwahahahha

 

[Austinite]

My last donation was a 16 gauge. I told the dude he should have just jabbed a pen in my fucking arm while he was at it. lol

Yeah, 16g is the most commonly used size. Freaking harpoon.

 

[JJamz125]

I looked up a location and will def go before my next cycle.

 

[Alpin]

Yeah, 16g is the most commonly used size. Freaking harpoon.

Couple that with the sight of blood leaving your body...you have the perfect recipe for syncope.

 

[DexterMorgan]

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When I was donating, I noticed that a needle was huge. He said the larger the needle, the fewer blood cell will be damaged.

 

[Alpin]

When I was donating, I noticed that a needle was huge. He said the larger the needle, the fewer blood cell will be damaged.

How can they damage blood cells with a needle?

 

[skinnypete]

im sure the guys on testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) donate blood and so do you let the nurse know that your on testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), or if your on cycle should you mention that, will they deny you? and will the test in the blood be bad for the person who is getting the blood. might be a stupid question but i have read different opinions and im sure people on here know for sure.

 

[skinnypete]

or should i wait until i pct?

 

[bushleaguechew]

Sign up with the Red Cross. They'll remind you on day 56 with a phone call a day until you schedule your next donation.

 

[ajntorinj]

im sure the guys on testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) donate blood and so do you let the nurse know that your on testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), or if your on cycle should you mention that, will they deny you? and will the test in the blood be bad for the person who is getting the blood. might be a stupid question but i have read different opinions and im sure people on here know for sure.

They ask what prescription medications you take, so I let them know I am on TRT. No, they will not deny you. I would not volunteer it if I were on a blast, though. No, it is not harmful for the receiver. One, if it were, they would turn away donors on TRT. Second, if you are on standard testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), you only have normal levels of testosterone in your blood, and if you are on cycle, they are removing a fraction of your blood and then "diluting" that blood inside of another body. Granted, the receiver is probably a bit low, but it takes chronically high levels of testosterone to have any profound effect on the body. One pin does not turn you into the Hulk, so one pint is not going to turn a female recipient into an East German Olympian.