can i reuse the barrell?

[MikeScott]

I know there is a board sponsor where I can buy them but I am short on cash right now.

a friend sent me a box of just the needles and only 2 barrells. he is sending me more but just not for 2 weeks. i want to starrt a cycle now so my question is. can i safely reuse the barrells and not the needles, I know not to reuse the needles just wondering about the BARRELLS.

 

[Arabian]

Yes, you will be fine. Especially if your gear is top quality, there will be no additives left behind in the barrel. Best of luck to you

 

[OMEGA]

only for about a week or two after that too much probability something will pop up that will cause an issue

 

[MikeScott]

thakn you for your replies

 

[Discreet User]

Do not reuse any part! When you aspirate (as you always should) you are introducing bodily fluid into the barrell. This can result in the growth of bacteria inside the barrell, which would in turn be injected into your body next time you inject.

 

[C.K.]

go to walgreens you freakin bum lol if you can afford to do a cycle you can afford 30 cents a needle!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[kx250rider]

Bad idea in general, and you run the risk of contaminating your vial. Your body is not sterile, and micro organisms can get up into the syringe from your injection site, and then get pushed into the vial on the next re-use. I'm not a biologist, but I'd guess that most Gear would allow bacteria, viruses, or fungi to grow in the vial if allowed. Again, just not a great idea. A box of a hundred 3cc syringes can be had anywhere for under $20, and likely under $10 if you look around.

Charles

 

[EZ_E]

"Short on cash" & "cycle" should never be used in the same sentence...


~EZ

 

[MikeScott]

i did not know they could be bought at local stores i do not have walgreens here. i have all of the my gear just not enough pins. thank u for the replies

 

[Para_Shoot]

"Short on cash" & "cycle" should never be used in the same sentence...


~EZ

Makes me wonder about the non-existent PCT since the cash (coins) for needles ran out at the beginning..