I asked a similar question about IGF. The company wrote me an email and told me to use the same to draw as to inject. I don't usually do this with AAS
so I am a little skeptical since the needle will be smaller and thinner.
When I use HCG I put the how mixure in a 3cc syringe and when I'm ready to do my shot, I take the needle off the 3cc syringe and stick the insulin needle in the hole where you unscrewed the pin on the 3cc syringe. It's alot easier and the insulin pin doesn't have to go through any rubber stoppers. I'm doing the same thing with my IGF I'm taking right now.
When I use HCG I put the how mixure in a 3cc syringe and when I'm ready to do my shot, I take the needle off the 3cc syringe and stick the insulin needle in the hole where you unscrewed the pin on the 3cc syringe. It's alot easier and the insulin pin doesn't have to go through any rubber stoppers. I'm doing the same thing with my IGF I'm taking right now.
So, Micro, that means when you're not shooting, your HCG solution stays in your 3cc syringe - is that sterile enough rather than have the HCG in a vial?
Dude just save yourself time and needles and draw it with the pin and shoot it with the same one. Hell it doesnt dull it that much and its only sub-q, if u cant take that then ur gonna have problems. its not unsterile.
So, Micro, that means when you're not shooting, your HCG solution stays in your 3cc syringe - is that sterile enough rather than have the HCG in a vial?
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