Can I reuse the same needle?

Kitchen Chemist

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Lol, a buddy of mine used the same needle for half his 10 week cycle the first time around. I tell him i make fun of him over the net every day for it lol. No he thinks it better that he changes the needle but uses the same syringe :rolleyes:
 

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I can never understand why anyone would choose to reuse a needle. it is just foolish.
i like the pics too.
 

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Everyone you hear as this question, comes back a week later with..

"Damn guys, I have a lump on my delt, it looks infected, is it an abcess? What do I do?"


Amazing.
 

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awesome pic. everybody look long and hard at the reused, scuzzy needle :D
 
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no thanx. ill pass on reusing needles. thats some serious pics man.
Sage
 
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oh man, rado is postin on here, there goes the neighborhood... :)
 

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Amazing detail with the photos.
Think that hole is drilled out after the needle is made, or it starts as a tube?
Just wondering, never really thought about it.
Mike
 

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lol..good stuff bro. I heard one guy on 'bolex say he used one needle an entire cycle, and sterilized it with a lighter each time..friggin SCARY!

I use one needle to draw, one to shoot. It isnt like they are expensive. If you cannot afford the pins, you shouldnt be juicing in the first place
 

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this is a really good pic. i borrowed it and put it over at bb.com
 

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Excuse my ignorance here, but is it also necessary to switch syringes every time you inject as well? I don't plan on injecting anytime soon, but I can see how reusing the syringe might be an unsafe practice due to lack of sterility.
 

Kitchen Chemist

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Yes, it is necessary, odds are you wouldn't get an infection by why risk it? My buddy used the same syringe for a month with no problems but he realises he's an idiot for it. They cost like .20 each, why bother?
 

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I agree with KC.. more often than not, you're going to have to buy needles with syringes anyway. Not to mention how dirt cheap they are.....
 

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