How long can I use the same syringe?
- Thread starter Vigilance
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InsuranceMan
New member
I would agree to buy new ones. However, if you are changing the pin and no contamintaion occurs, I would imagine you could use it a few times.
StoneColdNTO
Administrator
Never re-use.
Don't be foolish !!
They are very cheap and easy to come by, it is not worth it taking the risk........
Don't be foolish !!
They are very cheap and easy to come by, it is not worth it taking the risk........
jarbulldog
bulldog god
why would you want to reuse when they are so cheap and easy to get
Vigilance
New member
Ask I said before, I'm not trying to save money.
I already have all my gear. But we got the wrong shit, I got 50 pins without any syringes. Obviously I am going to order the syringes, but I have a sealed one left over from my last cycle. I was going to use that to get started, and maybe use it a second time and just keep changing the pins on it. The ones I ordered should be here after that.
I'll just wait until I have everything, and not fuck around. A few extra days isn't going to kill me.
I already have all my gear. But we got the wrong shit, I got 50 pins without any syringes. Obviously I am going to order the syringes, but I have a sealed one left over from my last cycle. I was going to use that to get started, and maybe use it a second time and just keep changing the pins on it. The ones I ordered should be here after that.
I'll just wait until I have everything, and not fuck around. A few extra days isn't going to kill me.
tee
old...old man
I agree that the optimal way to do it is to use a new syringe each time, but I would say that you would be fine to use the same syringe for a couple times if you change the needle each time. Its not the perfect way to do it, but my bro has done it for over 10 years now with no problems. His excuse is that he loses a slight amount of juice each time in the needle base area. He loads his syringe with twice as much as he needs. Then he uses the same syringe 2 times with new needles on it for each inject. It does save a minimal amount of juice. Start the flamin' 
jawbreaker1
New member
tee said:I agree that the optimal way to do it is to use a new syringe each time, but I would say that you would be fine to use the same syringe for a couple times if you change the needle each time. Its not the perfect way to do it, but my bro has done it for over 10 years now with no problems. His excuse is that he loses a slight amount of juice each time in the needle base area. He loads his syringe with twice as much as he needs. Then he uses the same syringe 2 times with new needles on it for each inject. It does save a minimal amount of juice. Start the flamin'
lol....
that is some funny shit...
talk about penny pinchin..
Mudge
Community Veteran
Since you could lose a chunk of your flesh I didn't tell you this, but yes you can use it two or three times. However there is no FOR SURE way of saying that you wont get an abcess or infection, they do happen. Nobody can gaurantee you anything.
If you want safety, wait for your new crap to arrive. I was listening on the radio the other day to a woman who had a chunk taken out of her ass, not something I want to happen to me.
If you want safety, wait for your new crap to arrive. I was listening on the radio the other day to a woman who had a chunk taken out of her ass, not something I want to happen to me.
Bimmer
New member
well you could use it as much as you want but your risking infection. If you still want to do this but be extra safe here is an idea, but it will hurt somewhat. After everytime you use the pin, before putting the plastic cap back on, pour some rubbing alcohol into it and then put it on. And before you use it, pour some alcohol around the outside also. The will keep the pin disinfected but will also remove any lubrication it would have. This makes it slower and more painful going in, add to that the pin getting duller everytime you use it.
soonerball
New member
I think i would just wait until you get the rest of your pins in if i was you. Seems like a little too much to risk, espically when there is no need to.
reallittleguy
New member
Never reuse it's just too much of a risk.
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