how many bubbles should be in the syringe??????

[louis]

i am going to shoot up again tonight and i want to make sure that i am doing it right...........like there is a little bit of bubbles around the side of the syringe and that is about it so do you think that that will hurt me and if so how much bubbles can one take (ip test cyp. 250mgs.) that is what i am taking

 

[panerai]

Turn syringe needle side up. Gently knock on it with your fingernail a few times, so all the bubbles will raise to the top. Push the plunger, to squeeze them out, until you see the first drop of juice coming out.
Inject, bubbles free.

 

[Hoss]

3............sorry, couldn't resist.

 

[bigmofo]

I'D BE MORE CONCERNED WITH INJECTING IP GEAR THAN THE BUBBLES...LOL

BIGMOFO

 

[genarr3]

I'D BE MORE CONCERNED WITH INJECTING IP GEAR THAN THE BUBBLES...LOL

BIGMOFO

LOL. Also I understand you'd need to inject quite a bit of air to have a problem.

 

[Mr_Pincushonass]

L---OOOOOO-------L!!!!!!!!! Do some research! I'll tell you anyway.

1.Suck it all up, you can also suck up air just to make sure you got all the juice.
2.push out all the air untill one bead of juice comes out the tip.
3. swab your ass.
4. push in slowly.
5. pull back on plunger untill ONE bubble comes into the syringe, sometimes I even do it once more just to make sure, but you dont have to.
6.push everything in until the plunger stops.
7. pull out fast.
8.run down the street saying, I DID IT, I DID IT!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Mr_Pincushonass]

between number 1 and two, add this,

Tap syringe to get the bubbles out.

 

[kmc]

My gf's dad is a college professor and he used to inject air into animal's veins to see how much would kill them (I KID YOU NOT). He told me it took 3cc of air IV in some animals--I didn't want to ask anymore q's at that point--I thought that that's a fucked up and crazy experiment. I think the university could spend valuable research dollars elsewhere. So as long as you are not injecting your gear IV (which would probably kill you anyways) it is safe to inject a miniscule amount of air into the muscle.

 

[pump it]

LOL. Also I understand you'd need to inject quite a bit of air to have a problem.

unless you hit a vein, then youll have a problem regardless of how much air is in the syringe

 

[Willyumyum]

LOL. Also I understand you'd need to inject quite a bit of air to have a problem.

Not only that but the air would need to be injected into a vein...

YUM

 

[cshell]

I read that you would need to inject 3cc's or more of air direct into a vien to kill yourself, and even then the body will break the air down and cause a lot of pain, but not death. btw, I did my first injections about 8 weeks ago. I stated with just shooting in the glute, but in week 5 I tried in the leg, much easier! I am now rotating with shots eod.

 

[BeAsTiam]

bros, come on. DEATH

you would have to be really REALLY dumb if that happens to you when sticking.... WHERE'S THE CONFIDENCE BROS I DON'T SEE ANY

 

[trial0r]

i asked my dad this question a while ago and the explanation kinda makes sense...
if you hit a vein, and you inject air into that vein, by the time that blood recirculates through your system and comes back to your heart to be pumped out again, your heart basically skips a beat, in that it pumps are for that microsecond instead of blood.
dont know if this matters at all, but i feel cooler now that i posted it.

 

[Surgical]

It takes 90cc of air to stop the heart, so a few bubbles here and there won't make any difference.

 

[samson1970]

As pretty much covered, you would need a syringe full of air directly into a vein (IE: straight path to heart) for life-threatening effects.

No matter how much I tap (with Winny Zambon), there are always bubbles showing as I reach the end of the injection. Never a problem no matter what site I choose. Just aspirate to make certain that you're not in a vein.

 

[smokinghawk]

Just take some Twinlabs Decompression Fuel, or EAS's new Bends HP. MMUSA makes a serum version.

Biotest is gonna blow them all away with it's anti-bubble supplement, ZX-4.