Aspiration bubbles

Does anyone else get bubbles in the syringe when they aspirate? This happens to me everytime, and they're not small bubbles either, usually around 5 or 6 medium sized bubbles. Now they can't be air bubbles so what are they? I just inject anyway.

Thanks

That's normal. Nothing wrong with them, shoot away.

yeah I get them sometimes, no big deal just keep injecting like you've been doing

Thanks guys. Does anyone know what they consist of?

what the air bubbles, what they consist of?
~theJuice~

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Originally Posted by Spyder

Now they can't be air bubbles so what are they? I just inject anyway.

Thanks

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Its just air bro, you have nothing to worry about.

If they are air bubbles, how do they get into the syringe while im aspirating?

I'm no doctor but there is air in and between muscles witch you find in your plunger after aspirating.
What did you think your leg was full of liquid :lol:

air, blood, lots of things. I agree with Jorg, Im not a dr. either but I think there is actually air present in the muscle.

~theJuice~

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Originally Posted by Jorg

I'm no doctor but there is air in and between muscles witch you find in your plunger after aspirating.
What did you think your leg was full of liquid :lol:

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ehehe i actually figured it was some kind of fluid because i didn't think that air was in your muscle. Well i guess it is air after all

They are vacum bubbles.. don't worry they contain no air.

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Originally Posted by BigMike J

They are vacum bubbles.. don't worry they contain no air.

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aha! Thats the reason the plunger goes back in when you aspirate...

~theJuice~

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Originally Posted by thejuiceisloose

aha! Thats the reason the plunger goes back in when you aspirate...

~theJuice~

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Yep :wg:

Some of the bubbles are actually air from your needle

I wish I had air in my muscles,than I would not need AAS :aaGreen22