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Why aspirate?
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twenty47
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ive been using 1.5's on my quads and going all the way down. first cycle.
what is all this nerve talk on quads. got me scared. ive had a few that fucking hurt when it goes in but i have a feeling the way u guys describe it that i havent hit a nerve. i only do outer quads is that a safe area?
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For me the more appropriate question has been: Why not aspirate?
It's quick & simple to do, and is supposed to reduce the risks....
It's quick & simple to do, and is supposed to reduce the risks....
ryno9000
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There is absolutely no fucking reason to do it. It's folklore and paranoid.
Go to the doctor and get a flu shot. Do they aspirate? No. Guess why not? Because there is not fucking reason to.
How many threads do you see like: "OMG OMG I shot directly into a vein?!" And guess what, you're still alive!
There is no risk. You could IV your oil and be fine. Good idea? No. But it's not going to kill you. You want to aspirate, go ahead. You don't want to, go ahead.
Thank you.
Go to the doctor and get a flu shot. Do they aspirate? No. Guess why not? Because there is not fucking reason to.
How many threads do you see like: "OMG OMG I shot directly into a vein?!" And guess what, you're still alive!
There is no risk. You could IV your oil and be fine. Good idea? No. But it's not going to kill you. You want to aspirate, go ahead. You don't want to, go ahead.
Thank you.
DJ_UFO
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I agree with the question should be: Why NOT aspirate. It is so simple, easy and fast, and is just an extra step to double secure everything. In the 80's NASA became so cocky with the Shuttle program, flying shuttles was like talking the bus up and down. Then the Challenger tragedy due to human error. Then the Columbia tragedy due to Human negligence again. There is always room to improve. It is hard to think on what else can be improved, but if you know already, DO IT. You know aspirate can save you from a very bad experience. And even if you don;t experience bad sides, you will waste your juice going into a vein. Stick it in, pull the plunger, literally 2 seconds, then shoot.
all the talk about not aspirating has made me think of another scenario... injecting dirty gear into a vein...
a lot of us here use UG labs, thankfully i have access to some of the best gear out there, but for those who dont, or are trying out new sources, the question is...
what would happen if you injected dirty gear into a vein... in your muscle you get an infection... in your bloodstream?
a lot of us here use UG labs, thankfully i have access to some of the best gear out there, but for those who dont, or are trying out new sources, the question is...
what would happen if you injected dirty gear into a vein... in your muscle you get an infection... in your bloodstream?
ghettostudmuffin
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I can't remember what the exact side effects of shooting into the blood stream are, but I think loss of breath or rapid heart beat might be one. Somebody here knows I'm sure.
I would guess(and I'm a lightweight user atm) that I have injected around 150x over the last 5 years and only once that I can remember have I seen blood while aspirating.
I aspirate every time because it's not hard to do.
It's gotten to the point if I want to do a solid delt shot I have to lean on a counter and completely fold the arm of the delt I want to inject across my body to get a good angle and even then I still aspirate.
Refusing to aspirate in my honest opinion is sheer laziness and nothing more. I don't look down on guy's that don't, but I don't understand why not when it takes hardly any extra time to do it. Considering I hold the syringe like a dart and have to reposition my hand to get good leverage with a 25g needle to press the oil at a reasonable rate of speed while not moving it side to side too much or mini-jabbing while aspirating from needle pressure wobble anyway.
(big part of excess inject soreness in the presence of clean gear and procedure is pushing the needle in while moving it, mini-jabbing yourself too much while injecting from the pressure of pressing the needle causing the needle point to do tiny little jabs while injecting the oil and pulling the needle out at an angle thus slicing the muscle and causing excess irritation)
I don't think I would notice much difference not aspirating so I don't see a reason not to.
Just my opinion.
I would guess(and I'm a lightweight user atm) that I have injected around 150x over the last 5 years and only once that I can remember have I seen blood while aspirating.
I aspirate every time because it's not hard to do.
It's gotten to the point if I want to do a solid delt shot I have to lean on a counter and completely fold the arm of the delt I want to inject across my body to get a good angle and even then I still aspirate.
Refusing to aspirate in my honest opinion is sheer laziness and nothing more. I don't look down on guy's that don't, but I don't understand why not when it takes hardly any extra time to do it. Considering I hold the syringe like a dart and have to reposition my hand to get good leverage with a 25g needle to press the oil at a reasonable rate of speed while not moving it side to side too much or mini-jabbing while aspirating from needle pressure wobble anyway.
(big part of excess inject soreness in the presence of clean gear and procedure is pushing the needle in while moving it, mini-jabbing yourself too much while injecting from the pressure of pressing the needle causing the needle point to do tiny little jabs while injecting the oil and pulling the needle out at an angle thus slicing the muscle and causing excess irritation)
I don't think I would notice much difference not aspirating so I don't see a reason not to.
Just my opinion.
Ive never had trouble aspirateing. I feel that its alot safer, actually i thought that you would die if you shot into a vein.
Ive shot 5times and these times has been the worst in my life... I hate it..
So you guys pin all the way down to the plastic or leave little space on needle left?
Yeah your right about the doctor thing, theres alot of times they dont aspirate.. lol, but dont think that gear is going to be wasted if going into a vein
Ive shot 5times and these times has been the worst in my life... I hate it..
So you guys pin all the way down to the plastic or leave little space on needle left?
Yeah your right about the doctor thing, theres alot of times they dont aspirate.. lol, but dont think that gear is going to be wasted if going into a vein
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