winstrol injections...

[eastarr69]

should most Winstrol (winny) burn while injecting...

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[StoneColdNTO]

Yes, because it is water based.

 

[eastarr69]

nextly...is drawing back with the syringe a must...i dont but i have heard you can....

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[StoneColdNTO]

nextly...is drawing back with the syringe a must...i dont but i have heard you can....

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I take it you are talking about "aspirating".

Yes, it is a very important thing to do everytime you inject. It will ensure that you are not going to inject into a vein or artery.

All you have to do is; once the pin is in to the desired depth, pull back on the plunger a little, you will either see air bubbles or blood.
If you see tiny air bubbles, you are good to go, but if you get blood in the syringe, you must pull out and find another place as you have hit a vein or an artery.

 

[TechChemY]

I take it you are talking about "aspirating".

Yes, it is a very important thing to do everytime you inject. It will ensure that you are not going to inject into a vein or artery.

All you have to do is; once the pin is in to the desired depth, pull back on the plunger a little, you will either see air bubbles or blood.
If you see tiny air bubbles, you are good to go, but if you get blood in the syringe, you must pull out and find another place as you have hit a vein or an artery.

Yup

 

[eastarr69]

cool...thanks bros....

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[Jyzza]

I take it you are talking about "aspirating".

Yes, it is a very important thing to do everytime you inject. It will ensure that you are not going to inject into a vein or artery.

All you have to do is; once the pin is in to the desired depth, pull back on the plunger a little, you will either see air bubbles or blood.
If you see tiny air bubbles, you are good to go, but if you get blood in the syringe, you must pull out and find another place as you have hit a vein or an artery.

I do it w/ every injection. VER VERY Important

 

[Eze]

How far back do you guys aspirate?

 

[TechChemY]

just enough to get a few air bubbles and no blood. the few times that I've actually gotten blood...I never pull back far enough so that it actually goes into the syringe....just to the reservior at the base of the needle.