new user. HELP!

[seany1982]

hi there,
Ive recently started using steroids (sustanon 250). and wondered if u could help me out with a bit of advice. i have researched as much as i can on the sus and also checked on injections etc off friends. my concern on injection is on the extraction point a tiny air bubble is sucked into syringe. i am careful enough not to inject the bubble but just wondered if this is normal on extaction. also my injection site stays very bruised for a few days after injection.
i would appreciate any feedback asap.
thanks

[mesoman]

bro
a small amount of air will not do u any harm, its not going into a vein after all! bruising will depend upon size of needle u usin most guys use 23g ( blue) pins

[juiceball88]

It would take a full cc of air to do some real damage. deal with the bruises bra.

[Njord]

Buddy you need to do a lot of reading on this forum. It's sounds like you are a little clueless on what it is you are doing. Go read all the stickies and educational thrads. Also male sure to visit the post cycle therapy forum and make sure you have your pct lined up.
To answer, your question, a little air bubble is not going to hurt you. But you should be able to expel almost all of the air bubbles after you draw.

[holden]

You've already posted this once before? listen to what the folks are saying

[Lejes]

I cant remember where I've read it, but I'm under the impression a small air bubble is actually preferable in intramuscular injection. If the bubble is in the back of the barrel it helps clear out the syringe completely so minimal gear is wasted. Without the little bubble, it's hard to push ALL of the oil into the muscle. Sure it's just a few drops, but when you are only injecting 1/2 cc or whatever a few drops adds up.

Don't worry about a few bubbles of air unless you are shooting intravenously. Even then it takes several CCs to harm you.

[outofthebox]

I cant remember where I've read it, but I'm under the impression a small air bubble is actually preferable in intramuscular injection. If the bubble is in the back of the barrel it helps clear out the syringe completely so minimal gear is wasted. Without the little bubble, it's hard to push ALL of the oil into the muscle. Sure it's just a few drops, but when you are only injecting 1/2 cc or whatever a few drops adds up.

Don't worry about a few bubbles of air unless you are shooting intravenously. Even then it takes several CCs to harm you.

i second that...

[seany1982]

You've already posted this once before? listen to what the folks are saying

i only had one reply before. thats y i posted again. to get more feedback. and i didnt post it as a proper thread before.

[seany1982]

I cant remember where I've read it, but I'm under the impression a small air bubble is actually preferable in intramuscular injection. If the bubble is in the back of the barrel it helps clear out the syringe completely so minimal gear is wasted. Without the little bubble, it's hard to push ALL of the oil into the muscle. Sure it's just a few drops, but when you are only injecting 1/2 cc or whatever a few drops adds up.

Don't worry about a few bubbles of air unless you are shooting intravenously. Even then it takes several CCs to harm you.

appreciate your feedback buddy. very helpful. done as much research as i can aswell as advice from friends. just wanted an honest independant bit of info

[Kratos]

I injected 3/4 cc of air by accident once, I was waiting around to die but nothing happened.