I have 23 gauge , 1 1/12 inch , syringes. When I pull the needle up nothing comes out of the bottle ?? Then the pressure forces the syrine back down.
wtf am I doing wrong here. I can't seem to get the liquid out ?
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I have 23 gauge , 1 1/12 inch , syringes. When I pull the needle up nothing comes out of the bottle ?? Then the pressure forces the syrine back down.
wtf am I doing wrong here. I can't seem to get the liquid out ?
This is really buggin me out , my b-12 injections went fine, I cant seem to draw any fluid out ??
Can someone help.......please??
Thicker then b12... Inject some air into the bottle to pressurize and then draw would help, as would using a larger needle like a 20 to draw and use your 23 to inject.
So the problem is that the needle is 23 " it needs to be 20 to withdraw.
I cant ge anything out with the 23.....damm
Have a look at this make sure you do everything as described.
http://www.steroid.com/inject.php
You can draw with a 23 if you pressurize the bottle... it's just easier to draw with a larger needle.
thanks bro, but Ive read that 10 times, Ive been injecting b12 for four weeks with no problems. I think it must be the 23 gauge needle.
I am using 23gauge needle , 1 1/2 inch , and the syringe is 3cc. I guess this wont work for withdrawing the gear ??
I pulled the air all the way in, then put it into the bottle. When I let go the needle pulls back, if I try to withdraw it goes right up with no fluid??
When I've ran out of 20's in the past i've used the exact same needle to draw, it will work.
Okay thanks bro, but coul you help explain a little more. When I pull back nothing comes out. I injected the air. Am I missing another step here
Could it be that these syringes from AR are crap. I have used others before for b-12 and everything went fine.
This is really pissing me off.
any help ??
First, heating the vial by standing it in a little hot water may help to thin the liquid making it easier to draw.
Then, with the vial held upright, inject an amount of air equal to (or slightly greater than) the amount of liquid you are going to draw.
Now invert the vial, (turn it upside down) so that the needle tip is in the liquid, and draw out the liquid you require.
Exactly most steroids are oil based and much thicker than the water based b12 it will be the same way going into the injection site. B12 goes in quickand easy and the oil will go in much slower. I take my time when I mix b12 with any steroid because if the syringe is above the injectgion site it will slowly find its way down to the needle and the plunger will want to go faster so be careful not to go to fast.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ejuicer
Should work fine bro. Try putting another 10cc of air into the bottle. When you invert the vial and draw back, the gear should slow seep into the needle.
Like the bros are saying put some air in the bottle, when you pull back you have to hold it their for a sec. then the oil will slowely fill into the needle. I know I've read other threads on this.