The Terminator said:You listen to music like Slayer but you want to numb a little injection sitelol...
I dont know if you can or not, but I wouldnt...
Razorguns said:When doing an injection...
Can I put something like lidocaine or some other numbing agent on the skin -- make it have less sensation there -- then stick.
If it works for electrolysis -- why shouldn't it work the same for injections?
The Terminator said:You listen to music like Slayer but you want to numb a little injection sitelol...
I dont know if you can or not, but I wouldnt...
Razorguns said:When doing an injection...
Can I put something like lidocaine or some other numbing agent on the skin -- make it have less sensation there -- then stick.
If it works for electrolysis -- why shouldn't it work the same for injections?
Mix a small amount (0.5ml) of lidocaine in the syringe. It always works for me. If I use UG lab stuff, that cause too much pain. But the pain is worse during first 1-2 days. Lidocaine takes care of that initial pain. Afterwards, you have some pain, but not as bad as in first 1-2 days. It works for me. Human grade stuff doesn't cause much pain, so I don't bother to do that.Razorguns said:When doing an injection...
Can I put something like lidocaine or some other numbing agent on the skin -- make it have less sensation there -- then stick.
If it works for electrolysis -- why shouldn't it work the same for injections?
superqt4u2nv said:Razor it is not going to hurt nearly as much as you think it is like a tiny pin prick. Take it like a man.
Razorguns said:When doing an injection...
Can I put something like lidocaine or some other numbing agent on the skin -- make it have less sensation there -- then stick.
If it works for electrolysis -- why shouldn't it work the same for injections?
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