utk1976
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Hey fellas. I hoping that some of the more experienced IGF researchers can help me out. I'm doing 100mcg/day of IGF, all at one time, right before bed. I draw it up into a 3/10 slin pin, then fill the remainder with BW.
Now here's the problem. When I push the plunger SLOWLY up to remove any remaing air, I invariably have a drop that forms on the end of the syrigne. I know it's only a drop, but I still hate to waste it. Is there a more efficient way to confirm that all of the air has been pushed out?
Also, is it really safe to pull from two vials and then inject? I mean, the needle is going to be quite dull after that, and plus a tiny bit of the rubber stopper may get pulled into the bore. Does anyone change needles, as with AAS?
Thanks in advance for any insights.
Now here's the problem. When I push the plunger SLOWLY up to remove any remaing air, I invariably have a drop that forms on the end of the syrigne. I know it's only a drop, but I still hate to waste it. Is there a more efficient way to confirm that all of the air has been pushed out?
Also, is it really safe to pull from two vials and then inject? I mean, the needle is going to be quite dull after that, and plus a tiny bit of the rubber stopper may get pulled into the bore. Does anyone change needles, as with AAS?
Thanks in advance for any insights.