Mixing oil and water?

[xxbignipperxx]

I know this has been discussed, but I would like to use my sustanon and b-12 in one syringe. Which should I draw first? Anyone else do this?

 

[alltraps]

i mix winny and any oil with no problems, been doing it for years

 

[xxbignipperxx]

i mix winny and any oil with no problems, been doing it for years

Does it feel funny when going in?

 

[xxbignipperxx]

i mix winny and any oil with no problems, been doing it for years

FUCK!!! I drew the oil, then stuck the needle where my b-12 was and the plunger went back wards, pulled the needle out and lost part of my sust! BAD FUCKIN IDEA!

 

[alltraps]

shoot air into your b12 first so it creates pressure inside the bottle so when you put the needle in it, it will push the liquid into the siringe itself

 

[xxbignipperxx]

shoot air into your b12 first so it creates pressure inside the bottle so when you put the needle in it, it will push the liquid into the siringe itself

I found a better solution, to store the b-12 in a syringe then take the needle off and draw from there. No vacuum anymore!

 

[GoldenDelicious]

that is really really bad practice, but each to their own. personally i wouldnt do it

 

[halfaclue]

that is really really bad practice, but each to their own. personally i wouldnt do it

GD..how come?

 

[Cornobbled]

Just stick it twice. It feels so good.

 

[flex123]

I wouldn't mix water and oil. I'd probably be worried about an infection.

 

[genarr3]

GD..how come?

Water has a different density to oil.

When you simultaneously inject both water and oil-based ASS together you create an emulsion within the depot, which screws up the release rate of the two different AAS.
The whole point of water-based AAS is that they are released extremely fast intyo the blood stream from their injection site. Oil takes far longer(Hence why AAS w/ esters are all oil-based).

Also, having a water-based AAS inside an injection site for an extended period of time is a recipy for an abscess. Bacterial growth can occurr.

 

[halfaclue]

Water has a different density to oil.

When you simultaneously inject both water and oil-based ASS together you create an emulsion within the depot, which screws up the release rate of the two different AAS.
The whole point of water-based AAS is that they are released extremely fast intyo the blood stream from their injection site. Oil takes far longer(Hence why AAS w/ esters are all oil-based).

Also, having a water-based AAS inside an injection site for an extended period of time is a recipy for an abscess. Bacterial growth can occurr.

Thanks bro..for some reason my brain was registering the B-12 and Suspension which i do all the time...re-reading I see my error.

 

[flex123]

Water has a different density to oil.

When you simultaneously inject both water and oil-based ASS together you create an emulsion within the depot, which screws up the release rate of the two different AAS.
The whole point of water-based AAS is that they are released extremely fast intyo the blood stream from their injection site. Oil takes far longer(Hence why AAS w/ esters are all oil-based).

Also, having a water-based AAS inside an injection site for an extended period of time is a recipy for an abscess. Bacterial growth can occurr.

that is exactly why I wouldn't.....I was just to lazy to type out that explanation like genarr did