thats retarded - why dont you draw from both vials with a 3ml to start with? Take one ml from test, 1 ml from deca and you have 2ml in your 3ml barrel ready to go.
where do people come up with this shit? why can't people stick to what works? Drives me crazy.
Draw, change needles, stick. How much easier can it get?
where do people come up with this shit? why can't people stick to what works? Drives me crazy.
Draw, change needles, stick. How much easier can it get?
This. Why go through all the trouble of drawing through a tiny slin pin just to put it in the 3ml anyway? Just draw into the 3ml and switch tips.
ITS damn near impossible to drawn up 300mg in a 3ml barrel perfectly... the markings are so much easyer.. but i will see in a few days... when i start
yea 312mg of test.. i just wanted to excat bc i wanted 600mg of test a week not 624mg300mg of what? You know it doesn't have to be perfect right? You can inject 310mg (or whatever the math comes out to) and not die. lol
Just make it easier. If you have 250mg/ml gear and need 300mg, just inject 1.25cc of gear. 312.50mg is not gonna make that much difference.
Not sure why else you would need to do it any other way.
yea 312mg of test.. i just wanted to excat bc i wanted 600mg of test a week not 624mg
ITS damn near impossible to drawn up 300mg in a 3ml barrel perfectly... the markings are so much easyer.. but i will see in a few days... when i start
way too much work dude. The extra 24mg of test is so negligible its not even funny.
Actually... the fact that you would even think is was worth all that is funny, but thats besides the point.
Listen, shoot the little extra and move on with the simple life. Guys make this so complicated and still don't understand how blood serum levels even work.
Dude, this is gear. 'Perfection' isn't necessary. Some days you're going to draw up 1.1ml, some days you're going to draw up 0.9ml, and some days you're going to draw up exactly 1ml. A 0.1 ml gain/loss per oil if cocktailing all your oils into a single syringe this way is not significant enough to cause any difference in your overall gains. Drugs that can cause rapid and potentially dangerous changes in blood chemistry, coagulation, or physiological function and absolutely NEED strict micromeasurement are always pegged to some type of routine follow-up or continuous monitoring as a part of the protocol (i.e. blood glucose checks with insulin injections, or frequent blood pressure checks and continuous telemetry monitoring with a levophed drip, or INR monitoring with warfarin).
I don't believe in backloading syringes because the additional mechanics involved increases the risk of contamination and infection.
i understand, but what drugs were u talking about?
I agree with RJ just draw it out and shoot. the little extra wont make or break the cycle.