Juice in the syringe

[bearpaw992000]

Well just started my first cycle actually took my 3RD shot Teusday and everything is going great, My question is I have been preloading my syringes about 3 days ahead of time is that ok ?, I'm keeping everything sterile, I have been drawing with a 18 Gauge pin and when the time comes I switch to a 25 or 23 gauge depending on the spot injection. Thanks

[thestudent]

It is fine as long as they are in a sterile environment. Some people do up to a week in advance but not much more than that

[BG]

Well just started my first cycle actually took my 3RD shot Teusday and everything is going great, My question is I have been preloading my syringes about 3 days ahead of time is that ok ?, I'm keeping everything sterile, I have been drawing with a 18 Gauge pin and when the time comes I switch to a 25 or 23 gauge depending on the spot injection. Thanks

Cant wait

[bearpaw992000]

LOL..........No it is just really easy when I get up at 3 AM for work jump in the shower then inject........Thanks Bro

[IBdmfkr]

I've preloaded them in the past for a couple weeks and the rubber plunger actually absorbed some of the liquid and swelled up. Pretty weird. I see no point in doing this unless you are hiding it from someone and it is more convient. Otherwise just leave it in the vial.

[stupidhippo]

there is always the slight risk of contamination and in the long run your risk of a possible infection will arise. Air is relatively clean but by no mean sterile.

[Prod]

i did this today, but my syringes are pretty sealed up, the cap back over the needle, back in the original seal, then in a ziploc bag, then in a cd album.

[MAXIMA5]

the rubber plunger might get funky. If you do it, maybe 2-3 days max preload.

[fhorst]

Don't get me wrong, but a ziploc bag and cd album won't give additional seriliety.

a few days is OK.

[fanatic]

Youre fine with preloading 2-3 days ahead of time, just be clean. Put the cap back on put the dart back in the wrapper and set it somewhere safe.