Rubber in fluid from poking rubbertop

[bwatcher949]

I'm down to bottom of my test e and noticed a few little pieces of rubber. I'm assuming from poking the top to draw fluid.

Is this safe?

 

[pbhardbody]

if you mean to inject the rubber then no.

 

[lander2312]

ha ha...pb thats funny....

 

[bwatcher949]

Well when you hold it up to the light you can see super small little pieces. Like 1 or 2. Could I draw with the 23g instead and maybe keep it held against the glass? Obviously you don't want any rubber in your ass.

Just curious

 

[bwatcher949]

Just don't need an abcess ;-). First 7 shots went smooth.

 

[pbhardbody]

if not much left then it's not worth the risk. antibiotics and doc visit will cost you more than the gear you toss.

 

[bwatcher949]

Ah found an old post from someone. Apparently at the end it's good to draw with a filter needle then switch.

Hmmm

 

[bwatcher949]

Well problem is I have 1.5 CC left but my new bottle won't be here for 6 more days. I was going to do .75cc today and .75cc next shot. They are typically 1cc per shot. I planned my cycle wrong because I was originally going to do a lower dose cycle.

 

[joyriide1113]

Not sure how muich thishelps, but for extracting oil based solutions from vials I have been using an 18g needle tip. I have notice at times that small pieces of rubber are caught in the syringe. Fortunately, because I switch the needle back to a 23g it is not small enough to ever pass through. Might want togive that a try, along with poking a fresh surface of the vial.

What do I know, I'm just a fish.

 

[bwatcher949]

Joyride, that's what I use. 18g to draw then switch. I ended up drawing and seen a small piece in the syringe. All I did was shot the juice into a new syringe and it was fine. I ordered 20 filter needles last nite for peace of mind!

Thanks for your feedback