
Originally Posted by
ichabodcrane
Injecting into a vein could cause an oil embolus, which in worst case scenario could cause death. This is why you can sometimes "taste" the gear if you inject into a vein as it goes directly to the lungs and you taste it when you breathe. Usually not a big deal, but if the quantity is right, and the location is right, it could be bad. Just try and take the precautionary measures. I personally have never heard of someone dying from injecting AAS into the vein. What makes it so bad, is that the oil is not miscible with the blood and hence creates seperate layers of liquid. The oil could easily lodge into small capillaries and occlude them. If it were misicble with blood, it would not be such a big problem as it would just be carried away after O2 exchange. But still not a good idea. The fat part would pose no threat. Just a super long lasting depot that could take god knows how long to dissipate.