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Hey bros
Got my B-12 today. Its 1000 mcg... I injected 3/4cc into my shoulder.
The B-12 was RED.... Hard to aspirate and see if you hit muscle or not. First time ever using it. Went in smooth though.
What colors does it come in?
Also, when should I start to notice some hunger, or energy increase?
Are you just shooting b12 and no steroids? I have only gotten red, but I don't know.
It comes in the following colors: red
In my experience, that's it. And you'll be able to tell if you've hit a vein...it seems hard, but you'll know.
It may take a few weeks for the hunger/energy to increase...some people feel it sooner, but it may just be placebo effect at first.
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Originally Posted by general31
Yeah, I am in PCT and using it to up my energy a lil....
The b-12 I got was like water, so I would imagine if you draw blood, it will be easy to see the difference between the two. I am shooting ed so mix with my gear though.
Yeah its really thin like water. Goes in like nothing. What would happen if you did shoot it into a vein?
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Originally Posted by promiscio
You turn into an oompa-loompa.
No, probably nothing noticeable unless you shoot it in really quickly.
I think that happened to me before. Nothing really happened, just got a little light headed...no biggie.
if you shoot into a vein you will probably start bleeding more then normal out of the injection spot... and it will probably bruise up nicely... i got my first good bruise in my quad like 2 weeks into my prop cycle..Quote:
Originally Posted by promiscio
yeah i was also concerned about that
i was planning to use the b12 to thin out my t400 shots...i did one today without the b12 cuz its my first time injecting and i wasnt sure what to look for besides the red color of blood...if the b12 is drawn last into the needle then it will be at the tip...
what are some signs that it is blood and not just the red b12...i want to use it on my next shot and still be sure i didnt hit a vein
put the b12 into the syringe first.. this way it helps push the gear out first since its water based it wont mix.. doing it this way you know you didnt leave much if any of the test behind..and with the clear test on top you will see blood if there is some when u asperate..
If you inject only B12, a good way to aspirate is to do it in a well lit area, even get the light source down low so you can really see into the B12. Blood would show up much darker than the B12.
i was always told to load the gear first the b12
I used it in good light and still couldnt tell. I guess I didnt hit a vein, didnt get light headed.