Is pinning less than 1cc due to gear wasted in syringe okay?

[justkidding016]

I'm currently on my first Test E cycle for 12 weeks, 250mg pinned twice a week, and was wondering if I should be drawing more to compensate whats lost in the needle and syringe while drawing and injecting?

I usually have a doctor pin my gear for me and I noticed that at times they either get really close to the 1cc mark or just a little lower. Couple that with the gear lost in the needle and syringe, i'm actually getting much lesser than 1cc. On top of that, today, i noticed a little of the test e leaked out of the injection site.

How significant is the loss be and should I even bother compensating? I'm currently on my 7th week and have gained almost 15lbs. Would I and will be I gaining more if I compensated and had a constant 1cc or am I just worrying too much?

Please help, wouldn't want my gear to go to waste and I would really want to take full advantage of this cycle.

 

[Prowl]

Your worrying way to much, 15ilbs in 7 weeks, I don't think you should worry about that little bit of lost gear.

 

[justkidding016]

Thanks for the assurance mate. It's probably a little of water weight too but I just got worried that the doctor wasn't pinning a full 1cc and that I could have had more/better gains if the CCs were spot on.

Do you also get less than the desired CC when you pin?

 

[SJC]

You don't lose enough in the needle to worry about

 

[Onk]

Thanks for the assurance mate. It's probably a little of water weight too but I just got worried that the doctor wasn't pinning a full 1cc and that I could have had more/better gains if the CCs were spot on.

Do you also get less than the desired CC when you pin?

quite often you get slightly more.

 

[justkidding016]

Great! Thanks for taking the time to respond

 

[slindependant]

When drawing you draw air into the syringe before changing pin so when you prime again your only pushing the excess that was in the drawing pin back into the new pin so there is probably 0- miniscule loss anyway especially if you draw with a larger pin than you inject with, but i agree your worrying too much lol a doc will know what he is doing (I hope)