lets hear how sterile you guys keep your injection site....?

[Its All Genetics]

okay this is how i handle being sterile...

wash my hands before and after every shot. use cotton balls and alcohol to swipe area of inject before and after.....

so say u guys take ur shot then wipe it with alcohol pad.. do u put clothes on immediately after you wipe for a sec with the alcohol pad?

how many guys here even wipe the area after shooting?

im just curious to see what you guys do... last thing ya need is an infection and inflamation of injection site, to get outta hand on cycle. may seem overly cautious sorry...

 

[DMI]

As sterile as an 85 year old male on deca and tren.

 

[Zell959]

Here's what I do.

1.Wash Hands
2. Use alcohol pad to swipe top of vial
3. Unpack brand new needle & syringe
4.Draw AAS into syringe
5.Switch to fresh needle
6.Wipe injection spot with alcohol swab, flip swab and cover intended site with it.
7.Prepare needle, move swab, inject(insert needle, aspirate, etc.)
8.Remove needle and cover spot with alcohol swab. I'll wait a few seconds then remove the swab. I only use 25g needles so there is usualy no real need to wait for clotting.

 

[moose11]

sometimes i shoot in shower thus clean other times as long as im not all sweaty i just shoot never clean the area

 

[Its All Genetics]

sometimes i shoot in shower thus clean other times as long as im not all sweaty i just shoot never clean the area

never expierenced ne problems

 

[plifter]

I wipe with alcohol before and after. I also wipe the bottle top before drawing out. I use one needle to draw out of the bottle and a different one to shoot.

 

[PolfaJelfa]

I used to be concerned about this. Too concerned.
Same as with hitting a vein.

Should take 5 seconds.

As long as your not covered with mud all you need to do is wipe with 70% isopropyl alcohol. Wait 5 seconds. Boom take a shot. Pull out wipe. Keep the pad on there till it stops bleeding preferably. And your done.

Just dont touch the pin to anything and you will be fine.

 

[moose11]

never expierenced ne problems

not a single problem

 

[Its All Genetics]

thanx for the responses guys!