Accidental mixed solution

**Black** · 05-15-2009, 07:19 AM

Yes, I know. Completely stupid and my fault.

So I was prepping an injection of 200 mg DECA and 200 mg Test C. Drew the Deca first. Went to draw test and the pressure pulled the Deca into the test. It was about 5 ml left (1000 mg) in the 10 ml Test vial.

I have sense switched to a new vial of Test so I can dose accurately. However, I will still have this 5 ml mix left and don't want to waste it. Is there any estimated way to still use it efficiently?

The reason this happened was becasue it was my first time drawing with an 18g needle. I did not realize just how big those were. I was drawing with 23g for the longest time.

Any ideas or helped appreciated.

Also, I was thinking of trying to dose it after my cycle for my TRT, but draw in more due to the extra Deca included.

***T-MOS*** · 05-15-2009, 07:35 AM

Just how much deca got in your test?? I dont' think its a big deal you will just get a little bonus deca with your test....lolol

**chuckt12345** · 05-15-2009, 07:39 AM

yup agree,, just a little bonus deca , guess your lookin at 30+mg/ml of deca now in that new 6ml of test/deca batch,, take about 3/4 ml deca and then fill it to 2ml mark with the new mix

**Dont wanna be old** · 05-15-2009, 08:10 AM

Do you take 1x /week ? If you take 100mg each 2x / week . Injection site should be less sore. testosterone lvl's will be more consistent . Then if you drew too much of 1 , You would never notice. How did you go from 23 gauge to 18 ? I would think there would be seepage ?

**Big** · 05-15-2009, 08:38 AM

You do know that you should first inject air into the vial to offset the amount of compound you are about to remove, so the vial does not have negative pressure or vacuum when you attempt to draw, right? It sounds as if you have just been drawing out the deca each time which created a vacuum in the vial.

**AS-Talon** · 05-15-2009, 02:37 PM

Couldn't you just mix more deca into the test until they are at equal levels, then draw the mixed solution as one?

**Black** · 05-18-2009, 07:57 AM

Originally Posted by Big

You do know that you should first inject air into the vial to offset the amount of compound you are about to remove, so the vial does not have negative pressure or vacuum when you attempt to draw, right? It sounds as if you have just been drawing out the deca each time which created a vacuum in the vial.

I injected air into the first vial (Deca ) and drew out 200mg. However, I did not inject air into the second vial (Test) which is why it created a vacuum and pulled the Deca back.

It was close to 100mg (half) of the 200mg of Deca that was pulled back in to the Test vial which has about 5ml left of a 10ml vial.

I am currently taking 200mg Deca and 200mg Test 2x a week for a cycle of 12-14 weeks. Then will continue my TRT dose of 100mg of Test 2x a week.

I am just drawing with an 18g (used to draw with a 23g), not injecting. I switch to 25g after drawing the solution. At first I thought it sucked it back in because of the bigger 18g needle. However, I've since learned it was due to pressure from not injecting air before drawing the second solution. It was just more dominant and noticeable because of the bigger needle gauge.

I'll just save the mixed solution for after my cycle, when I continue my TRT. Dose the TRT test accordingly and just have a slight trace of Deca in the mix. Thanks for the information. First time drawing 2 separate compounds into one syringe.