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Do you aspirate?

Do you aspirate?

  • Always

    Votes: 168 66.4%
  • Sometimes

    Votes: 33 13.0%
  • Never

    Votes: 42 16.6%
  • What's aspriate? A few deep breathes does it for me.

    Votes: 10 4.0%

  • Total voters
    253
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txmike

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I talked with a couple guys who never aspirate when they shoot into their glutes. A doctor friend told me they're playing roulette, but after hundreds of injections they say they've never hit a vein.

So far I haven't hit a vein and when I aspirate I get bubbles.

Do you aspirate every time? How often do you hit a vein? Most often on the thigh, glute...?

Mike
 
I know it can't be good, but what happens exactly if you don't asp and do hit a vein in the glute? How far, say in milimeters, do you have to pull back the syringe plunger to aspirate thoroughly?
 
never once in 13 years, no idea if i ever hit a vein but i must have...i can remember a handful of painful inj....aspirating turns me off, gives me flashbacks of travolta in pulp fiction. i don't personally know anyone either who aspirates and i know alot of AS users.
 
Most of the time, it is impossible to aspirate from certain injection spots.
 
ForemanRules said:
Most of the time, it is impossible to aspirate from certain injection spots.

impossible! like where, most coordinated people can aspirate with one hand.
 
LAN T said:
impossible! like where, most coordinated people can aspirate with one hand.
I disagree, most people I know and see on the net can not properly aspirate from every injection spot.
 
ForemanRules said:
Most of the time, it is impossible to aspirate from certain injection spots.


Absolute bs, you can aspirate from ANY injection spot if you so choose, and why not? Its one of those things that can go right possibly hundreds of times, but the one time you do hit a vein without checking can have very dire consequences.
 
Why the fuk would you not aspirate!?!?!?

Why take the chance. Its like like a fun chance like racing cars or riding a dirt bike.

Its taking a stupid chance. Just do the right thing..

-NP
 
missionpossible said:
Absolute bs, you can aspirate from ANY injection spot if you so choose, and why not? Its one of those things that can go right possibly hundreds of times, but the one time you do hit a vein without checking can have very dire consequences.

I disagree 100% and would also say this poll does not reflect reality at all. 70+% of people not aspirate in the real world. Also many Doctors and Nurses do not aspirate and it does not seem to be a problem. Once again we have something that looks scary on paper but in reality the odds are beyond tiny that anything bad could ever happen.

What is a much bigger concern is what you are injecting into your body, most people have no idea. Very few of us have legitimate prescriptions and the many who do not are at risk every shot.
 
I disagree 100% and would also say this poll does not reflect reality at all. 70+% of people not aspirate in the real world. Also many Doctors and Nurses do not aspirate and it does not seem to be a problem. Once again we have something that looks scary on paper but in reality the odds are beyond tiny that anything bad could ever happen.

What is a much bigger concern is what you are injecting into your body, most people have no idea. Very few of us have legitimate prescriptions and the many who do not are at risk every shot.


I can guarantee you that an MD or RN injecting the gear we inject would definitely aspirate.

There are many innocuous anti-biotic and medicines provided at your MD’s office, but not gear.

They would aspirate what we inject and the quantities we inject.

If you inject into an artery, who knows, but if you inject in to a major vein,

Gear could go to and put your heart into fibulation , and possible arrest.

Fortunately the muscles don’t have LARGE veins, so it is very difficult to actually inject directly into a large vein headed for the heart. something that would almost have do be done almost intentionally.
 
ive never seen a nurse at my hospital aspirate when doing injections....i do on myself tho, it takes like 5 seconds...i mean why not?
 
ForemanRules said:
I disagree 100% and would also say this poll does not reflect reality at all. 70+% of people not aspirate in the real world. Also many Doctors and Nurses do not aspirate and it does not seem to be a problem. Once again we have something that looks scary on paper but in reality the odds are beyond tiny that anything bad could ever happen.

What is a much bigger concern is what you are injecting into your body, most people have no idea. Very few of us have legitimate prescriptions and the many who do not are at risk every shot.
I agree with you. I have done hundreds of injections, my training partners have done hundreds of injections and NEVER had any problem. If people here want peace of mind then go ahead and aspirate. But don't tell me there are going to be "dire consequences" if I choose not to.
 
my cousins wife is a head nurse in the operating theatre.
in all her career as a nurse she has never aspirated when injecting a patient.
i freaked when she told me.
when i said how important it was she just laughed and said she has never seen anyone in her hospital aspirate before injecting a patient.
 
solidspine said:
I can guarantee you that an MD or RN injecting the gear we inject would definitely aspirate.

There are many innocuous anti-biotic and medicines provided at your MD’s office, but not gear.

They would aspirate what we inject and the quantities we inject.

If you inject into an artery, who knows, but if you inject in to a major vein,

Gear could go to and put your heart into fibulation , and possible arrest.

Fortunately the muscles don’t have LARGE veins, so it is very difficult to actually inject directly into a large vein headed for the heart. something that would almost have do be done almost intentionally.


Great point on the innocuius meds provided that makes the aspirating not nessacery.

For all you naysayers that think what solidspine has wrote here regarding gear and what could happen to your heart is just bullshit, go ahead and prove us all wrong and mainline 2 or 3 cc's and then get back to us on the outcome. Any takers?
 
I always aspirate, you never know what can happen even if you have done it a thousand times.My wife is an RN and every MD or other nurses always do it. There really is no reason not to except for "STUPIDITY".
 
ncsu95 said:
I know it can't be good, but what happens exactly if you don't asp and do hit a vein in the glute? How far, say in milimeters, do you have to pull back the syringe plunger to aspirate thoroughly?

If you pull back on the plunger and do not see anything, then you are fine. If you were in a vein you would know immeaditely, the pressure from your veins will force the blood into your syringe. As soon as you pull back if your in a vein, blood will rush into the syringe.
 
nah, i actually try to hit a vein. i enjoy passing out and breaking needles in my ass. it gives me a good rush. i like russian roulette too. with a pistol. like in the deer hunter.

when i see blood in the cap, i get all excited and can't wait to push it all through in one quick swipe. i love the taste i get in my mouth....i can't wait to die either with my head in the bottom of a toilet, pin hanging out my ass with oil dripping out

"look how bright i am, mom"
 
I always aspirate.

Also, just this past cycle I hit a vein, like week 6. It was a glute shot, I was using a 1.5" 21ga. My girlfriend does my shots for me, she put the pin in aspirated and got blood. She freaked, I told her to relax and just pull the needle out. The syringe now had about 3 drops of blood in it. I didn't think it was wise to inject the gear and the blood. So, I just unloaded the syringe down the drain and fixed another one up. Then shot it in the other glute without a problem.

You never know.

YV
 
ncsu95 said:
I know it can't be good, but what happens exactly if you don't asp and do hit a vein in the glute? How far, say in milimeters, do you have to pull back the syringe plunger to aspirate thoroughly?

Not aspirating means that you put the needle into the muscle and then press the plunger to inject the material.

In most cases you'll inject into the muscle, because there is so much of it compared to veins. Did you ever happen to get a vein in a piece of meat? It doesn't happen often just like it doesn't happen often for most people to stick a vein.

A doctor told me that it takes very little of some substances to become a poison when injected directly into a vein. Shooting a few 1000 times with success doesn't justify 1x that I'd want to shoot it into a vein.

A guy on this board posted the effects his buddy had after injecting some product into a vein. He was coughing hard on the floor for 15 minutes.

You only need to pull back a couple of milimeters, but that depends on the size of the needle. You're pulling back to see if blood is at the tip of the needle and that would have to travel the length of the needle into the syringe.

Every time I aspirate I get a bubble. First time I saw that was really strange, because I'm sure to get all air out of what I'm using.

Mike
 
I work as a Firefighter/Medic and can tell you first hand that 90% of Docs, Nurses, and Medics aspirate. You can kill yourself or have organ failure easy if you inject into your blood stream. NO reason to EVER take that chance. pitbullrocco said it best!! lol...
 
odoyal rulez said:
ive never seen a nurse at my hospital aspirate when doing injections....i do on myself tho, it takes like 5 seconds...i mean why not?

Hillbilly Hospital?
 
Do i try to aspirate 100% of the time? Absolutely... do i forget every once in a while? Absolutely. Ive noticed alot of people saying they dont aspirate glutes, or only do it sometimes, thats mostly cuz there arent a whole lot of veins in your glutes, so the chance of hitting one is very low, compared to.. say..your quads. For those of you that "cant aspirate because they cant reach," if you can reach the plunger to push it down with one hand, you can pull it back a little with one hand too. But ive noticed that year after year, some spots are getting harder and harder to reach, i can hardly do my own delts anymore, but when i get to othe point i cant reach, i wont be able to inject, let alone aspirate, so ill have to find someone else to do it for me ;)

Most of the time you dont see Dr's or Nurses aspirate... but think about what they are injecting and where... 80% of the time, when i get an injection.. they are aiming for the vein, so why would they aspirate? =P When im getting something IM, they usually go for the glute, and i dont make it a habbit of twisting around, trying to see what the dr or nurse is doing, and in the process tensing up the muscles and making it hurt more. Some Drs and Nurses are also just so adept at it, you dont neven notice the slight flick they give the plunger that serves as aspiration, if its in the vein, it doesnt take much effort at all for the blood to start flowing.
 
ForemanRules said:
Most of the time, it is impossible to aspirate from certain injection spots.

I feel ya. I aspirate for left delt, both quads, left tri. Can't anywhere else LOL
 
Here is something else to keep in mind. Ever had an abcess or heard of someone getting an abcess from injecting gear? Of course, we all have read the horror stories there and some have even expierienced it. Have any clue what would happen if that same unsterile injection ended up in a vein? I had a good friend many years ago that unfortuanatly got involved with injecting street drugs. He ended up with an infection from a unsterile injection. Yes, it killed him. It took over a year for his death to occur from this, he started in hospital with massive doses of IV antibotics to try to stop the infection that managed to affect both hi heart and brain. He eventually ended up in a convelescent hospital for about 8 months until he died as his heart had too much damage. His personalaty was not the person he once was either after the infection had damaged his brain. So, the moral of the story is even if you dont think the aas will damage you in a vein, there is still the 1 in a 100 chance thast an infection could happen too. Would your life and a slow miserable death be worth the few seconds it takes to aspirate?
 
txmike said:
I talked with a couple guys who never aspirate when they shoot into their glutes. A doctor friend told me they're playing roulette, but after hundreds of injections they say they've never hit a vein.

So far I haven't hit a vein and when I aspirate I get bubbles.

Do you aspirate every time? How often do you hit a vein? Most often on the thigh, glute...?

Mike


i inj'd this morning before i went to the gym, and when i asperated there was a bunch of blood in the needle. im glad i aspirated, cuz im not tryin to mainline tren, naw mean?
 
hell yeah I aspirate always everytime just to be safe and it seems it gives it a little momentum to inject and I inject it slowly and let my body feel it getting in. Apirating takes 2 seconds there is no reason not to do it. Better safe than sorry =D
 
everytime. I say play it safe, and I also feel taht you can aspirate with one hand anywhere you want to inject.

Coordination.
 
yamahavolvo said:
I always aspirate.

Also, just this past cycle I hit a vein, like week 6. It was a glute shot, I was using a 1.5" 21ga. My girlfriend does my shots for me, she put the pin in aspirated and got blood. She freaked, I told her to relax and just pull the needle out. The syringe now had about 3 drops of blood in it. I didn't think it was wise to inject the gear and the blood. So, I just unloaded the syringe down the drain and fixed another one up. Then shot it in the other glute without a problem.

You never know.

YV

hahahahaha, god forbid you get some of your own blood in your body, good policy though, if your not sure, don't do it. Got blood once, pulled out, changed needles, and injected. don't know what risks are involved but for the few seconds it takes, I'd rather be safe. I've also had the quirting blood after inj... crazy looking. didn't freak as I'd done plenty of research and knew it wasn't a biggie.
 
ASPIRATE ALLWAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The last two times I have injected, today, last thur, I got blood twice, for the first time ever. One quad shot and one delt shot. I will never ever take the chance, it takes one second out of ur life, better then having a stroke or some shit.

-MX
 
I aspirate. It's important when working with something that is oil based. If I'm not mistaken this is where the issue gets serious. Nurses that don't aspirate are usually injecting water based medications. I think the danger lies in passing oil through a vein and eventually the heart. We're not made to pump oil like a machine.
However a lot of water based injections like antibiotics for example work exceptionally well if they get into a vein. Say for example if you have a septic infection, a very effective way to treat the infection is to do an IV tube with an antibiotic. This antibiotic gets pumped through the vein, then the heart and then to the whole body. This way the medication goes everywhere and does a great job at fighting infection.
It's important to take necessary steps to prevent the causing of any unnecessary damage.
I have a friend who was finally diagnosed with having a small hole in his heart at the age of 43! He was born this way and never knew it. Just imagine what more damage he could have done had he gotten trace amounts of oil going into his heart and leaking out of this hole! He doesn't juice by the way. And he had the hole stitched up.
No one here has also talked about the dangers of blood clots. Imagine what damage can be done if you don't know what vein your blood clot is in and then you aggravate the situation with oil running through that vein.
I aspirate and have drawn blood about 3x and I always do my glutes.
 
chicagobuffedbod said:
I aspirate. It's important when working with something that is oil based. If I'm not mistaken this is where the issue gets serious. Nurses that don't aspirate are usually injecting water based medications. I think the danger lies in passing oil through a vein and eventually the heart. We're not made to pump oil like a machine.
However a lot of water based injections like antibiotics for example work exceptionally well if they get into a vein. Say for example if you have a septic infection, a very effective way to treat the infection is to do an IV tube with an antibiotic. This antibiotic gets pumped through the vein, then the heart and then to the whole body. This way the medication goes everywhere and does a great job at fighting infection.
It's important to take necessary steps to prevent the causing of any unnecessary damage.
I have a friend who was finally diagnosed with having a small hole in his heart at the age of 43! He was born this way and never knew it. Just imagine what more damage he could have done had he gotten trace amounts of oil going into his heart and leaking out of this hole! He doesn't juice by the way. And he had the hole stitched up.
No one here has also talked about the dangers of blood clots. Imagine what damage can be done if you don't know what vein your blood clot is in and then you aggravate the situation with oil running through that vein.
I aspirate and have drawn blood about 3x and I always do my glutes.
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i do glutes also. aspirate everytime, i forgot the first shot of my second cycle to aspirate i was so nervous about doing it again i forgot. nothing happened. but second cycle was prop, npp, lotsa shots, all glute shots, i hit vein twice in this cycle, luckily i had read another similair post and they said all you have to do is change the pin, then you have a clear pin so when you go again you just aspirate again, if it stays clear this time, it's a go.

scary thought going in a vien, both times i've hit a vien or poked through it i feel a pulse through my whole body, both times i've felt this, is both the times i felt the blood. fucking freaky eh
 
Aspirate every time. Every day. Must have nicked a vein last week, got tren cough so ferocious my eyes were bulging out like Barbara Bush trying to shit a brick. Two minutes later I was good to go.
 
wags8 said:
Aspirate every time. Every day. Must have nicked a vein last week, got tren cough so ferocious my eyes were bulging out like Barbara Bush trying to shit a brick. Two minutes later I was good to go.


Damn! Wags described the fina cough to a T. When I have had it in the past I thought I was gonna die. I couldn't breathe. But then in a few minutes I'm okay, don't mind the blood shot looking eyes and beet red face..it'll pass.
 
There is nothing wrong with it. But if you don"t do it, you will not suffer any negative side effects. (Assuming you have basic injection knowledge.)
 
paridhm said:
There is nothing wrong with it. But if you don"t do it, you will not suffer any negative side effects. (Assuming you have basic injection knowledge.)


you won't suffer negative side effects? have you read here what happens?
 
I know what happens when you nick a vein. I don't want to know what happens when you inject INTO a vein. Bad things, man. Aspirate everytime. Period.
 
does it hurt you guys when you aspirate??? sometimes it hurts the fuck out of me and sometimes it doesnt... but i still do it...
 
I've been out for a while and just got back.
I had a good friend who is a doctor answer the question about aspirating.
He said it takes very little of some substances to be directly injected into a vein to act like a poison. One time you might survive it. Another time you might not.
This isn't one of those bug vs windshield arguments.
It's just being lazy not to take better care of doing something that has the potential to kill.
 
Old thead, but good thead, I aspirate every time. It only takes a second and it gives you a piece of mind that you know its right.
 
Injecting without aspirating is like driving without putting on your seatbelt. Tons of people never do it, but the few people affected by it wish they would've taken the 2 seconds to do it. Depends how safe you want to be with your body and how lazy you are. Ask yourself this... Is there a reason to aspirate? Answer: YES. Reason not to aspirate: NO. You decide its your body
 
txmike said:
I talked with a couple guys who never aspirate when they shoot into their glutes. A doctor friend told me they're playing roulette, but after hundreds of injections they say they've never hit a vein.

So far I haven't hit a vein and when I aspirate I get bubbles.

Do you aspirate every time? How often do you hit a vein? Most often on the thigh, glute...?

Mike

See . . the thing about my injections is that i aim for the vein :)

I feel that it's less of roulette and more of a competition with doing it this way.
 
txmike said:
I talked with a couple guys who never aspirate when they shoot into their glutes. A doctor friend told me they're playing roulette, but after hundreds of injections they say they've never hit a vein.

So far I haven't hit a vein and when I aspirate I get bubbles.

Do you aspirate every time? How often do you hit a vein? Most often on the thigh, glute...?

Mike


What kind of question is that? Everyone knows it's a necessary safety precaution - it looks like you your trying to cut corners when it comes to a serious health risk. Not smart.
 
ncsu95 said:
I know it can't be good, but what happens exactly if you don't asp and do hit a vein in the glute? How far, say in milimeters, do you have to pull back the syringe plunger to aspirate thoroughly?


Most likelty nothing will happen. The chance of something happenning is so slim but lets say your in that slim and you inject 3 ccs of something that is not designed for IV use. You become very very sick/septic, maybe anaphylaxis. Who knows. I know nurses that have given meds that are secified not for IV use and nothing happenned.
 
odoyal rulez said:
ive never seen a nurse at my hospital aspirate when doing injections....i do on myself tho, it takes like 5 seconds...i mean why not?


It depends on the medicine. if it is a drug that can go IM or IV then why aspirate? if you hit a vein big fucking deal it can go IV too. Like morphine, valium, antibiotics, other pain killers etc....
 
yautja said:
my cousins wife is a head nurse in the operating theatre.
in all her career as a nurse she has never aspirated when injecting a patient.
i freaked when she told me.
when i said how important it was she just laughed and said she has never seen anyone in her hospital aspirate before injecting a patient.


She has never aspirated in all her career? Im gunna call bullshit. By the way which hispital does she work for? Dont wanna go there were they dont take basic nursing skills serious.
 
Cauliflower Ear said:
everything except gh - growth hormone (somatropin) - ....you dont have to aspirate for sub q do you...theres no veins there


no need to aspirate with SC shots
 
austin77 said:
Old thead, but good thead, I aspirate every time. It only takes a second and it gives you a piece of mind that you know its right.


Hook'em HORNS!!!!!

They have us ranked around 8 or 9 this year. Fcuk the ESPn analysts. lol
 
krbn08 said:
See . . the thing about my injections is that i aim for the vein :)

I feel that it's less of roulette and more of a competition with doing it this way.


And thats why you settled for OU. Hook'em HORNS!! lol
 
errn247 said:
She has never aspirated in all her career? Im gunna call bullshit. By the way which hispital does she work for? Dont wanna go there were they dont take basic nursing skills serious.
i always do it, but whenevr i get a shot from a dr or nurse i cant recall them ever aspirating either, it is ram it in inject.
 
12 years of juicin here. never aspirated once... also got about 15 years of allergy shots up to 3X/week. nurse never once aspirated, in fact of all shots i ever had in my entire life, not 1 nurse/doctor aspirated...
 
I aspirate every fucking time

and because of this,I've never gotten trenbolone cough
why people don't aspirate astounds me,it only takes a couple of seconds.
 
i never used to until i got a sterile infect from injecting in a vein and it gave me a knot for a while. but i only do it if the shot stings or if i'm hitting glute. i only use delts most of the time though and never did. my doctor never has and i have had many shots. i can't recall ever having anyone do it thinking back as well. but i don't need another softball on my ass so there i will. i never have gotten tren cough. i think that has nothing to do with injecting but the person. most doctors pride themselves in giving painless shots and they stick you quick no aspirating. pretty weird that they don't take the time but we are all so damn impatient and scared of a sting thats the way it is.
 
I aspirate every time and have definately gone through veins and had it not show up during aspiration. But, the point of a deep muscle injection is that you are forming a depot of oil within the muscle, so even if you go through a vein you'll more than likely not have much of it reach said vein too quickly.

I wonder if Milos Sarcev aspirated when he almost died from injecting synthol in his arms? I read posts on his own forum where he talked about that incident and it always scared the shit out of me. Probably one of the reasons I choose to aspirate.

Jacob
 
I've had TREN cough before, so that means some worked its way into a vein right? i'm still here.

Often i'll have a jab, and almost immediately get a wierd taste in my mouth, that's due to oil getting into a vein also right. i'm still breathing.

Chances are, you can put the needle THROUGH a vein, and out the otherside, inject 3ml's and as you withdraw the pin back THROUGH the vein, some of the oil will enter the vein just as the hole closes up. I think it is highly unlikely that 3ml would enter the vein. Bearing in mind the vein is under pressure from the blood being pumped through it, so it's trying to piss blood out, not suck stuff in - its almost impossible for the oil to enter it, right?

now, the chances of the tip of the needle ending right in the middle of a vein, and injecting 3ml's directly IV, must be tiny. I know when i aspirate, the pin is wiggling all over the fucking place, tearing muscle up on its way, but to get the pin RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE of a vein, keep it still, and get an amount of liquid in there, that could cause harm, well, it aint gonna happen.
 
I had to get a tetnis shot a week ago, and the nurses didnt aspirate. i asked her too, cause when she pulled the needle back blood squirted outta my delt.

she said they had a big meeting about it, and that there was no need to aspirate. now, im not sure if she said that to cover her ass, or if that is actually true. i cant aspirate my delts cause i cant reach around to pull back on the plunger. i just get my girl to do it. i have def got the taste in my mouth tho...even with test. hope thats not a bad thing.....
 
g4monster said:
i have def got the taste in my mouth tho...even with test. hope thats not a bad thing.....


I actually kind of like it!! freaky, but it reminds me 'i'm Tested to the Eyeballs!'
 
txmike said:
I talked with a couple guys who never aspirate when they shoot into their glutes. A doctor friend told me they're playing roulette, but after hundreds of injections they say they've never hit a vein.

So far I haven't hit a vein and when I aspirate I get bubbles.

Do you aspirate every time? How often do you hit a vein? Most often on the thigh, glute...?

Mike

Thats sort of like saying, "I've driven drunk 100's of times and never hit anything." Pretty stupid not to aspirate, especially when shooting tren. It takes like 1 second, whats the big deal?
 
Last night. Aspirational!

Took the usual 4mls in the glute. GOT BLOOD Woohoo, thought 'shall i just do it?' nah, thought better of myself, so, pulled out, squirted blood out of syringe, new pin, back in the glute. Looked in the mirror, forgot to evacute the air out of the syringe!!!! must have been about 1ml of air sitting there. Ok, out again, changed pin, in she went, all done. 3 jabs, what a nightmare.
 
If you don’t know sterile technique,

you should not take gear, you should not even lift weights.

Maybe try ball room dancing instead of body building.
 
hanibal said:
never once in 13 years, no idea if i ever hit a vein but i must have...i can remember a handful of painful inj....aspirating turns me off, gives me flashbacks of travolta in pulp fiction. i don't personally know anyone either who aspirates and i know alot of AS users.

The people who dont know about aspiration are the same newbies that dont know about PC.T and get dec.a dick
 
I have never aspirated ever, I shoot delts and glutes. I have taken gear off and on for 19yrs which equals at least hundreds of injetions. I can't remember a dr. or nurse ever aspirating on me either.
 
I talked with a couple guys who never aspirate when they shoot into their glutes. A doctor friend told me they're playing roulette, but after hundreds of injections they say they've never hit a vein.

So far I haven't hit a vein and when I aspirate I get bubbles.

Do you aspirate every time? How often do you hit a vein? Most often on the thigh, glute...?

Mike

I'm so tired of seeing this question, do you aspirate??? Seriously it takes 2 seconds or less to aspirate.......why even take a chance? All it takes is one time, and you can die. People that don't follow proper injecting techniques shouldn't be using the stuff!

Now I'm not saying anything about you, but your friends aren't the brightest guys in the world. Hopefully you will never take their advice!
 
i do always ..better safe then sorry, even if the chances are slim
 
i have never aspirated becuase i never really understood exaclty what to do. What is the proper way to aspirate?
 
Stick it in, pull back on the plunger. If you see blood mixing with your gear......start over......or dig in further till you break through the vein and SHOOT!!!! I aspirate everytime and only inj into the glute!
 
Even if you mainlined into a vein, nothing bad would happen. Aspirate if you want, don't if you don't want to.
 
i been juicing for 5 years. never aspirated. injecting is really a piece of cake after you do it for a while. when you first start you think its this really complicated process, buts its just poking yourself in the right place in pushing in the plunger. :o
 
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