Im looking for a 22 gauge 1 1/2 inch but cant seem to find them here at my local feed stores. i can only find 22/1. would i be find going with the 22/1??
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Im looking for a 22 gauge 1 1/2 inch but cant seem to find them here at my local feed stores. i can only find 22/1. would i be find going with the 22/1??
yeah, i use a 25g 1" for quads, pecs, delts and tris
i use 23 1 1/2
I dont like pain so 25g for me. Hey I may be big, but I am still a baby when it comes to pricking myself.
It will work, just try to bury the needle
Well I guess I should of asked first, what are you injecting/using
I will only use a 22 gauge. I dont have all night to stand around and wait on the oil to be injected. It actually causes less pain for me than a 25 gauge because of all the movement that comes with waiting so long for the injection. I dont recommend using a 1" for your glutes, however, with that said I have done it before with success. If that is your only option make sure you can find the leanest part of your glute and shoot there.
I use 22ga to draw (if oils) then 25 ga 1in for injection. It is tough getting it through the 25ga though. Pretty funny looking when it is time for the left glut (being right handed and all)
sure..why not. It'll just hurt a little more that's allQuote:
Originally Posted by cutmass
I've never understood this. I know ppl do this because the rubber dulls the needle but have you ever seen a Dr. draw with a seperate needle? No. It doesn't hurt any more or any less IMO. Waste of time if you ask me.Quote:
Originally Posted by tuff
Do you know why the doctor doesn't switch needles?
Because he's not injecting himself!
25g 1in for me.
The Navy is giving me Test-E and switching out needles is how they trained me. I do my shots slow so incase I hit something important I can stop. It does make a diifence on the amount of pressure needed to penetrate the skin. I've done it both ways for injecting I perfer to switch them out.
haha, exactly......Quote:
Originally Posted by ant_8u
I use a 21g to draw and 23g 1 1/2" for Glutes and 25g 1" for delts/quads. Switching needles is just an extra precaution for sterility. Better safe than sorry. Plus I can draw much faster with a 21g as opposed to a 23g or a 25g.
i normally use a 22ga or 23ga 1.5" but i have used needles as big as an 18ga before, just because thats what we use to inject some of the animals on the farm so i had to use what i could get. but now that kinda stung a lil.
Smaller needles = Less scar tissue
18! Damn I didn't like 20. I would of looked a little more for some needles.
we aint got no smaller ones for the pigs and horses ad such, i ran out of my ones that i use so i just ran out to the barn a few times
Agree with ant. Pain is one consideration, but scarring is another. Smaller hole = smaller scar tissue.
I always draw with 21ga and always shoot with 25ga 1-1/2" no matter where I shoot. That way I only have to buy two items... 3cc rigs with 21ga points, and 25ga pins for shooting. I hate having a big assortment of injection supplies around, and find I don't have a long pin for glutes.
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Not a good idea in case the needle breaks, always leave a little exposed, get 1and a half def. for glutes, try 23,easier in the butt! :wg:Quote:
Originally Posted by USN DV