Keeping liquid in syringe for days?

[Mike Oxbig]

I'm currently on a tren ace/mast prop/test prop cycle. This weekend I'll be leaving for 4 days to do some training.

I don't want to take the vials with me for two reasons. One, it is about a 100-150 mile trip up there and I am a little worried about driving around with gear. It will be a lot easier to conceal one filled syringe as opposed to the vials and everything else.

Two, I'll be sleeping in barracks so I'll probably have to sneak away to pin in the shitter. It would be far easier to just pin from a loaded syringe than going through all the hassle of drawing from the vials.

Obviously I wasn't planning on pinning with a needle that's been exposed for 2 days. I was just going leave the 20g draw pin on, cap it, and then put on the 25g when I'm ready to inject. Should the BA help keep microorganisms from growing?

 

[bigkit34]

yea you'll be good

 

[MrAvg]

No Issue with this

 

[kingsfandave]

Ur fine

 

[old&stacked]

Its called preloading and many folks do it.

 

[fancyhuh101]

same thing as keeping the gear in the vial except its ina syringe, just watch the plunger cant accidently be pushed and u waste ur gear

 

[Moppy1]

I preload for up to 1 month, and its almost always fine. Every now and then some of the different oils in some of the gear makes the rubber in the syringe swell a little.

 

[Mike Oxbig]

Hmm, I might have to start doing this on a regular basis. It would definitely simplify things.

 

[Redline4]

Field exercise Mike?

 

[Mike Oxbig]

Field exercise Mike?

I'm a Firefighter. Just going up for a few days of training.

 

[unknown21]

No issue at all bro. Just watch the plunger bc you dont want it to get puched in.

 

[Redline4]

I'm a Firefighter. Just going up for a few days of training.

Same brother, I remember you saying that. Thought you might be in the military Reserves/Guard also.

Are you finding Tren easy to deal with? I've stayed away from the stuff because of people talking about getting winded with cardio extremely easy and the massive amounts of sweating/increased body temp on it. Seems like that would be a bad (and potentially deadly) combination with turnouts on.

 

[MattyIce]

I'm currently on a tren ace/mast prop/test prop cycle. This weekend I'll be leaving for 4 days to do some training.

I don't want to take the vials with me for two reasons. One, it is about a 100-150 mile trip up there and I am a little worried about driving around with gear. It will be a lot easier to conceal one filled syringe as opposed to the vials and everything else.

Two, I'll be sleeping in barracks so I'll probably have to sneak away to pin in the shitter. It would be far easier to just pin from a loaded syringe than going through all the hassle of drawing from the vials.

Obviously I wasn't planning on pinning with a needle that's been exposed for 2 days. I was just going leave the 20g draw pin on, cap it, and then put on the 25g when I'm ready to inject. Should the BA help keep microorganisms from growing?

I draw 4 weeks at a time multiple compounds, no issues.

 

[Mike Oxbig]

Same brother, I remember you saying that. Thought you might be in the military Reserves/Guard also.

Are you finding Tren easy to deal with? I've stayed away from the stuff because of people talking about getting winded with cardio extremely easy and the massive amounts of sweating/increased body temp on it. Seems like that would be a bad (and potentially deadly) combination with turnouts on.

Ah ok, I remember now. What's up man?

Been on tren for about 2 weeks now and the only side I have is insomnia. I'll be placing an order for GW1516 in a couple days which should bring my cardio up to at least where it was pre-cycle.

I'm not too worried about hyperthermia, even with tren a healthy individual capable of strong peripheral vasodilation should be able to stand short stints without issue. With that said, it definitely wouldn't be a bad idea to take an antipyretic.

 

[Redline4]

Ah ok, I remember now. What's up man?

Been on tren for about 2 weeks now and the only side I have is insomnia. I'll be placing an order for GW1516 in a couple days which should bring my cardio up to at least where it was pre-cycle.

I'm not too worried about hyperthermia, even with tren a healthy individual capable of strong peripheral vasodilation should be able to stand short stints without issue. With that said, it definitely wouldn't be a bad idea to take an antipyretic.

Doing good bro, just started my cycle this week.

Never heard of GW1516 - looked it up after you mentioned it though, looks promising if the claims are true. Any prior experience with it or first time? Keep me posted on how the Tren goes also, like I said I've been steering clear of it due to job demands (not just fireground, I'm Army Reserves too which = 2 biannual PT tests) so I'm curious to hear how it goes for ya. Take it easy bro.