Aspirate help

[GymIntensity]

Alrite bros, I have read so many threads pertaining to aspirating/hitting nerves and veins. My question is, if you aspirate after inject and withdraw blood, do you have to get the blood out of the syringe or can you just inject in a different spot, blood and oil both? I assume you can but I have never read anything about this specifically and always wondered about it.

 

[gettinripped]

in the newbie post it says just take it out(the needle) change needles and hit another spot. nothing about removing blood. it's your blood anyway.

 

[GOLUAN]

Your good bro, just pull it out and jab it some other area...

 

[solidspine]

You can aspirate and still inject into a vessel, it just less likely,

I think I perforated a small nerve in my last quad injection, aspiration of course, but the extended pain, swelling and rash, for a 1 cc shot in my quad is hard to explain

 

[black sheep]

To be honest, I have an infinite supply of gear, so I just throw it out and start from scratch.

 

[get456]

To be honest, I have an infinite supply of gear, so I just throw it out and start from scratch.

that doesnt make any sense, unlimited supply or not...

no sense in trashing good gear because you have a little of your own blood in it...

i have only aspirated and got blood MAYBE 2 times over the course of 5 or so cycles.

I just pull it out and move it to another spot maybe an inch or so away .... never hit one twice

 

[oxymed]

To be honest, I have an infinite supply of gear, so I just throw it out and start from scratch.

You lucky bastard

 

[black sheep]

that doesnt make any sense, unlimited supply or not...

no sense in trashing good gear because you have a little of your own blood in it...

i have only aspirated and got blood MAYBE 2 times over the course of 5 or so cycles.

I just pull it out and move it to another spot maybe an inch or so away .... never hit one twice

It happens so infrequently It makes perfect sense. It may be my blood, but I just prefer not put it back inside of a muscle.