how much blood would enter the syringe if you hit a vein??

[Strong_Man20]

I took my quad injection today and pulled back the plunger as usual and injected the juice. When I took out the syringe I noticed there was a drop or two of blood at the bottom of the sringe. I didnt really see it when I pulled back!! If you do hit a vein and you pull back the syringe how much blood would enter the syringe?? because it is hard to tell if blood entered the syringe as it was such a tiny amount and not really visible to the naked eye!!

thanks

 

[Big Johnson]

I've hit a vein twice, though I've only seen it once. The first time I cycled I knew nothing about aspirating and mainlined. I was fucked up with the shakes and heart palpatations for about 24 hours, but I lived.

The second time it happened I aspirated and saw several bb sized globs of blood spew into the oil and settle at the bottom of the syringe. It was very easy to see.

 

[XBiker]

A small amount of blood on the end is normal.

If you are aspirating (pull back on the plunger prior to injecting) and you are in a vein, you will know it.

The blood will come right back through the pin and in to the liquid, very dark maroon.

In other words, you will KNOW it.

 

[Jeff_rys]

depends

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"If you do hit a vein and you pull back the syringe how much blood would enter the syringe?? "

Normally enough so the syringe is colored red. Sometimes you have so much blood in it, that when you restart in another spot, you pull back and cannot see if blood is coming in again.
Sometimes a few drops, but if you see this only when you are finished, then the blood probably came in while passing a vein in the way out. (the same you went through the way in).
See it like this: if you pulled back and blood came in the syringe, it would have been mixed with the gear. If only blood is in the syringe, it came in after the shot, so there was nothing to mix it with.