sh0rtbus said:I have not aspirated in the last 2.5 years and I do shots ever single week. The pressure is greater inside vessels and arteries than it is inside the syringe (pressure is zero inside the syringe), therefore if you insert a needle into a vein, the syringe will fill with blood by itself. This is of course assuming that your needle is a large enough diameter that the blood can flow through it(22-23G).
superman77 said:if i inject in glute to i have to aspirate?
superman77 said:lets say i aspirated and drew blood 'i need to switch neddle and can i injecte the oil and the blood again or the juice is not good?
I never aspirate. I've never seen a doctor, nurse, or vet do it. There are blood
vessels in every square mm of muscle and even fat tissue. How can not pull blood into the syringe? Then repoke yourself!
All the people using gear, some smart some stupid, no deaths from an injection. I'm just being honest, I don't aspirate and I inject everyday.
Come on people, I know there are more people out there like me who just don't want to get blasted on this post by telling the truth.
Just because you haven't *seen* it doesn't mean they don't do it. It's quick, especially with a medical professional and second...what were the injecting? Most likely they were NOT injecting oil based substances.
It's plain DUMB to not aspirate.