pre loading syringes to save time

ira580

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if I loaded my syringe the night before then injected the next day to save time would this be safe practice?
just lookin to save some time if its possible
 
if I loaded my syringe the night before then injected the next day to save time would this be safe practice?
just lookin to save some time if its possible
Not sure how many you will find to advocate for pre-loading syringes, but I personally do for cycles. Typically I’ll draw out about 2 weeks worth of pins at a time. I take lots of precaution while doing this: I’ll sanitize my working area and lay everything out. I’ll also sanitize my hands and wear gloves. I’ll also draw a little extra air into the syringe so that the gear doesn’t touch the rubber plunger and store them upright in a sealed container. The solvents in the gear can dissolve the rubber plunger in the syringe.
Again I am not saying do this and it’s probably not the best practice. I have only done it on my last cycle and am currently doing it, so it’s not like I have tons of cycles worth of pre-loaded pinning.
 
I don't think there's any major problems with it, if you're being sanitary.

I mean, the pharmacy prescribes pre-loaded meds, like birth controls.
 
When I was Working, I always Pre-Loaded my Syringes to save time in the AM.

I'd Load up about 2 Weeks worth, and toss them in a Zip Lock Bag.

So long as you are doing the same Sterile Procedure that you would do for a Single Injection, you'll be fine........................... JP
 
thanks for the replys I only need to do it once in a while and it would only be for say not even 24 hours in advance thx again im not gonna be preloading days in advace it would only be for next day use to save time
 
I really think this Question begs common sense. Since you are not injecting or loading up a compound that might thicken / dry or solidify in any Short period of time then the only concern would be / or is sterility.

Also most all the time when these Questions come up concerning injections, the only way to have any real detrimental problem is to be unclean or not sterile.

I've said it before and say it again. The act of injection compounds , IM is not rocket science.

So little to go wrong (if sterile). The injection getting into the muscle tissue and not missing the MM is the concern.

Since we know your gear can last year's kept in it's vial , it stands to reason the gear can last days, weeks and more loaded in other sterile containers.

OMM
 
For me I don't get the saving time. If I need to inject tomorrow.... And time is short in the am before work, I just inject the night before. So I'm 12, 18, or 20 hours ahead. I have also stated before our bodies ARE NOT DIGITAL. So many factors... Metabolism, when eating and digesting, heart rate, sitting, sleeping and on can have shuttle, effects to our absorption.

In the grand scheme of a 12 week cycle , more even I think and have experienced no cycle effect good or bad as to injecting a day late or a day early, am or pm.

I will qualify by stating what I said does not hold true when doing short esters like ED or EOD pins

OMM
 
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OP, NO disrespect jus Q's, how long does it take you.

I pull my gear out, open a syringe, poke and draw. Then pin and put stuff up. Literally , seriously LES THEN 5 minutes maybe 1 more minutes for a second injection.

Keep in mind the more you handling your gear the.more chance of bacterial invasion

OMM
 
I have to agree with Mike here.
I'm drawing from 3 vials(3 different amounts too) and i'm usually done within 5 minutes from start to go, if not, something else came in the way.

Personally I would never take the risk, specially not considering im doing ED injections.
 
if I loaded my syringe the night before then injected the next day to save time would this be safe practice?
just lookin to save some time if its possible

Ira have you adapted a new method now? how many are you pre loading now?
 
I didn't do it because I figured it wasn't worth the risk of something happening but I have gotten quite good at the whole process it was just a question I was wondering about
 
I have a syringe preloaded with HCG in the fridge. I just take it out, put a new needle on it and inject, then put it back in the fridge.
 
Back when i had 3 jobs and time for nothing I always Pre-Loaded my syringes to save time in the morning. Worked like a charm.
 
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