Just got my shipment - NEED HELP

[FreeMason]

damn man, seems like u r having a rough time on the test bro, i am taking 400mg a week of test c, and split it up to 200mg on monday, and thurs, obviusly your body is reacting badly to the test that u are on with getting tender in your tit and exspecially a lump
Just curious to, how is your blood pressure, and heart rate on the juice bro?

Just talked to Todd from IMT. Real knowledgeable, asked me some questions about my symptoms and said I don't have the start of any gyno business. Says it's just a real sore pec.

Heart rate is great, blood pressure is low.

I'm a hypochondriac so I freak out about shit. I'm gonna start the Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) and do 1mg anastrozole weekly.

 

[03ACE]

Un1 - Just draw and inject with the 25g. It only takes a few seconds to draw with the smaller needle, and shouldn't dull it enough to be painful at all on the injection. I have been doing it this way for a while, and it works great.

 

[theguy9129]

the initial buzz was more or less probably just some sort of shock. Like others have said this stuff isnt like cocaine where you feel the hit imediately and most likely is in your head. But you should feel some differences over the next few days to weeks. And we in the testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) are taking lower doses compared to people on cycles that we probably wont feel an immediate affect.

 

[username1]

Un1 - Just draw and inject with the 25g. It only takes a few seconds to draw with the smaller needle, and shouldn't dull it enough to be painful at all on the injection. I have been doing it this way for a while, and it works great.

yes i draw and inject with a 29g for a month or so now now, in delts. i guess i could just do the same with 25g, only thing is that i recently got a bit paranoid since i was asking another member here how come he switches needles, he buys the 29g syringes with replaceable needles so he withdraws with 18g and then switches on a 29g needle. i asked him why does he do this extra step when you can just withdraw and inject with the same needle (ie: 29g) and he told me its' because he likes to use a fresh needle because of contamination.

so now i'm kinda paranoid and wondering if i should do the same and if i'm at risk of contamination but, the thing is that i've been withdrawing and injecting with a 29g 3 times a week for about a month and a half now and nothing has happened to me, I just wipe off the vial top with an alcohol pad really well. though it's just in the back of my mind now if i'm at more risk of infection by using the same needle to withdraw/inject I'm going to ask my clinic about this next time to be sure. a part of me wants to say there's still a risk switching needles as well because of possible touching of the end of the syringe with the needle off or whatever, or when you take off the needle of some microscopic thing is floating in the air that gets in there. i'm not sure, will ask the clinic about this.

 

[03ACE]

Dude, stop worrying What would be contaminated on the needle after you used it to draw? If anything was, you would still be injecting it even if you switched needles. People draw with the big needle to make it go faster, and inject with the small one to make it hurt less. All the nurses I know draw and inject you with a 23g-25g. If you can draw with the 29g, just keep doing what you are doing. And see someone about that OCD....

 

[username1]

hahaha well that's good then was thinking it's probably just in my mind, will continue as I have been!

Dude, stop worrying What would be contaminated on the needle after you used it to draw? If anything was, you would still be injecting it even if you switched needles. People draw with the big needle to make it go faster, and inject with the small one to make it hurt less. All the nurses I know draw and inject you with a 23g-25g. If you can draw with the 29g, just keep doing what you are doing. And see someone about that OCD....