Dumb ass aspiration question here...

[AAP]

Bear withi me... I just started my first cycle last week.

Ok, when aspirating - as we all should - when you draw the plunger back, there is not suppose to be any blood. If so, that means you are in a vien, but if there is no blood, then what will come in the syringe? I am getting little bubbles.

 

[NFG123]

You are getting exactly what you want -- bubbles. That is the correct observation.

NFG

 

[marx]

Yep, that's right. You should get air bubbles...

 

[JG1]

if your in a vein and aspirate, you'll know it. The plunger will pull back slightly easier, and you'll get some blood in the sryinge. If your not in a vein, you'll get the bubbles when pulling the plunger back.

 

[AAP]

Thanks guys.

 

[in-progress]

good question

I had this same question before i started my inj. I got it answered of course. its just odd how all the websites with instructions on how to inject yourself fail to mention what you should get in the syringe when you aspirate. they say, not blood, but they dont says air = good. well glad you got your answer bro.

 

[frorider6]

I'd like to clear a small thing up. When you get bubbles, you're not actually getting air. What you're getting is a vacuum. You don't have air inside your body.