if ya see a little gear left in the syringe need to change if lying around...yes?
or just change needle every injection with same syringe?
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if ya see a little gear left in the syringe need to change if lying around...yes?
or just change needle every injection with same syringe?
no , use a clean needle and clean syringe each and every time you inject.
uhh ... i use a new needle and syringe for every injection. It's not worth the risk of infection to me and needles/syringes are cheap. Only junkies use the same ones :p
I just pull a little air into each needle before shooting and that pushes out all the oil and leaves an empty syringe. you would need to inject 10cc's of air directly into a vein to cause any pulminary problems...trust me :) But otherwise use a fresh needle each time.
so using same syringe more than once but with a new needle each time is ok
no one said that....Quote:
Originally Posted by gobig99
I like most I Think, use a new needle and syringe each
time they inject. I like others use 2 pins per shot... one to draw
with and one to shoot with.... :lift:
if your that worried about the extra oil in the pin, just draw 2/10 of sterile oil first, that way its the oil stuck in the pin
If you have to use the same plunger then run rubbin alcohol thru the syringe first. I always use a new syringe and needle.
Yep, there's no reason to skimp on the least expensive part of a cycle. You can get like 100 syringes with needles for $10. What would you get out of reusing it? :rolleyes: If you're worried about the 0.1cc of gear left in the needle after you draw, then suck in some air then change needles and push the air out. That should save most of that 0.1cc. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by SS1476
the only time i use the same needle is if i have 3cc's of juice and i shoot 1 1/2 cc in each delt i just pull out recap and wipe my other arm with a swab and inject the rest.
never bothered me and i'm on week 13 of ED prop shots
not only are you too cheap to but a new syringe each time, your worried about the 0.1cc left in each syringe! Get a job!