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Just injected for the first time...... ahhhh..
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massgainer2002
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I use the top of my leg, it seems to work just fine, you should plump the skin with your fingers and then push the needle in like a dart dart in in one quick fast motion, then draw back slowly on the plunger and suck a bit of air, its ok, this is to check if you are in a vein or blood vessel, then slowly administer the stuff, especially if it is like Test Cyp or similar, it is a very oily thickish liquid so take up to 2 minutes if you like to push it in bit by bit. Also upon completion give it a while and take the needle out ver very slowly, this will stop any leaking out.--for further info do the following search :how to give an intramuscular injeciton" from google.com. You will find the exact procudure.
Excidium28
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Its like loading a bolw.
Second shot today. BUT I MADE A MISTAKE THE FIRST TIME.
I just realised I drew with a 22 gauge and injected with a 20 gauge into my calf the first time. lol No wonder it went in quickly. lmao Oh well, I tried going into the glute but just went into tupper thigh today. Drew with 20 and poked with 22 this time. No big deal. It was VERY hard to start it going but then it eased in almost too easily. Not sure what`s happening.
The only real problem I`m having is what the depth of shot should be. I think I`m going into the muscle, I go in about half an inch (into the muscle) and stop piercing at that point. One drop of blood came out this time, very clean, barely had to compress it afterwards.
Any thoughts on this?
I just realised I drew with a 22 gauge and injected with a 20 gauge into my calf the first time. lol No wonder it went in quickly. lmao Oh well, I tried going into the glute but just went into tupper thigh today. Drew with 20 and poked with 22 this time. No big deal. It was VERY hard to start it going but then it eased in almost too easily. Not sure what`s happening.
The only real problem I`m having is what the depth of shot should be. I think I`m going into the muscle, I go in about half an inch (into the muscle) and stop piercing at that point. One drop of blood came out this time, very clean, barely had to compress it afterwards.
Any thoughts on this?
use your glute, man. I use 21g 1.5s into the glute. I can do them without even looking it's easy. Aspirating is simple; the plunger will be hard to pull back unless you're in a blood vessel. It's drawing a vacuum; you will see cavitation bubbles in the tube, or, since you were smart, those little ones you sucked up to the plunger gasket so you can force every drop out of the syringe will grow larger due to the lower pressure. Then, just progressively push the plunger, when you're done, pull it out progressively in a deliberate, continuous manner, and then put the cotton ball with the alcohol u were using to prep everything and press it right on the needle spot. Most of the time, you will see nary a trace of blood.
If you punch through some capillaries, you might see some come out, but pressure solves that and you'll have a bruise for a day or two. Otherwise, jeez...not a big deal even with 21s. I would use 23s if I was making this some kinda ED or EOD tip. For E7D, the ass is just too big to ever get messed up by a mere 250ml of something.
One of my suggestions is always stick slightly downward, so any bubbles are up at the plunger end, especially the ones you intentionally put in there to get the otherwise wasted juice through the pin base.
If you punch through some capillaries, you might see some come out, but pressure solves that and you'll have a bruise for a day or two. Otherwise, jeez...not a big deal even with 21s. I would use 23s if I was making this some kinda ED or EOD tip. For E7D, the ass is just too big to ever get messed up by a mere 250ml of something.
One of my suggestions is always stick slightly downward, so any bubbles are up at the plunger end, especially the ones you intentionally put in there to get the otherwise wasted juice through the pin base.
