Needles for Injections?

Victoross

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Guys I am On DR prescribed Test replacement. One injection a week in my thigh.
Dont really like the Needles the Pharmacy gave me recommendations for a better needle?
 
What are you currently using?
 
Holy fuk! 23 gauge work good but if I was you i would heat your oil up and use 25 gauge 1" long.
 
GreenMachineX said:
I like to draw first with a 23 gauge and swap it for a 25g 1" for the inject. But why heat it up?
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Hot oil has less viscosity therefore flows better ;)
 
Jesus brother thats nuts. Go to gpzmedlab.com buy 3cc syringes w 18g tips. And a box of 25g 1". Draw ur compound out then change out the tip for the 25. You will be happy u did
 
OMG. Ouch! 25g 5/8 inch is what I use for a comfortable injection to my glutes.
 
ChocolateClen said:
Makes the oil disperse quickly, keeps the test from falling out and crystallizing in the area. Easier to draw and easier to inject since it's more viscous
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If the test doesn't crash in the vial, it won't do it post injection. It is easier to inject, but not due to this.
 
ChocolateClen said:
Oh okay good to know thanks for correcting me.
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To elaborate a tad, crashes is far more likely with cyp than enanthate. I don't exactly why, but test cyp is much more fickle and doesn't hold a higher concentration as well. E at 300mg/mL is an easy solution to make and maintain; cyp is playing with fire at that concentration. It can be done, but requires a longer process.
 
Rodja said:
To elaborate a tad, crashes is far more likely with cyp than enanthate. I don't exactly why, but test cyp is much more fickle and doesn't hold a higher concentration as well. E at 300mg/mL is an easy solution to make and maintain; cyp is playing with fire at that concentration. It can be done, but requires a longer process.
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Huh. That's quite odd and interesting, I'll have to read up on it.

I read somewhere that one of the reasons you might have PIP is because of crystallization, I never read much more in to it, but is that true or just bro science there? I think it said it had something to do with the oil moving out of the area before the test was absorbed. Not 100% sure I can go back and try to find it if anyone wants me too.
 
ChocolateClen said:
Huh. That's quite odd and interesting, I'll have to read up on it.

I read somewhere that one of the reasons you might have PIP is because of crystallization, I never read much more in to it, but is that true or just bro science there? I think it said it had something to do with the oil moving out of the area before the test was absorbed. Not 100% sure I can go back and try to find it if anyone wants me too.
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If it's truly in solution, the test is absorbed with the oil.
 
Rodja said:
If the test doesn't crash in the vial, it won't do it post injection. It is easier to inject, but not due to this.
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Not being a test user I've no idea what you mean by "crash". Do you mean precipitate a solid back out of the suspension? That a term we used for causing a percipitate to form in chem class in college. And what does that have to do with the gauge?
 
sespress said:
Not being a test user I've no idea what you mean by "crash". Do you mean precipitate a solid back out of the suspension? That a term we used for causing a percipitate to form in chem class in college. And what does that have to do with the gauge?
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Oh I think if I read the other two comments I'd have figured out that you meant exactly that.... Working nights is literally destroying my mind.
 
sespress said:
Not being a test user I've no idea what you mean by "crash". Do you mean precipitate a solid back out of the suspension? That a term we used for causing a percipitate to form in chem class in college. And what does that have to do with the gauge?
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When a solution "crashes," it can do two things: form crystals (almost looks like ice) or coagulate. They're both bad, but needle gauge isn't related to it.
 
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