Retractable syringes

**ArmedHammerd** · 12-26-2009, 09:57 AM

has anyone ever used retractable syringes the kind when u push the plunger all the way down the needle retracts up into the syringe???

**MotoLifter** · 12-26-2009, 11:26 AM

used them for other shots: flu vac, tetnis, etc. but never for AAS. dont see why it would be any different though, all are IM shots. those retractable are expensive compared to the regular stuff though. They were designed for health professionals to reduce the risk of infecting personel with I.V. diseases through accidental pin pricks.

Moto

**ArmedHammerd** · 12-26-2009, 11:29 AM

thats understandable thats the kind im using right now i got a friend who is an R.N. and he gives me them for free i just thought that they were pretty slick

**MotoLifter** · 12-26-2009, 12:40 PM

yeah they are. they are the next generation safety syringes. the old ones had a cap manually snapped over the pin to cover it. these are much cooler.

Moto

**ArmedHammerd** · 12-26-2009, 01:43 PM

Originally Posted by MotoLifter

yeah they are. they are the next generation safety syringes. the old ones had a cap manually snapped over the pin to cover it. these are much cooler.

Moto

for sure its nice that when you push all the gear in you it retracts so u dont even have to worry about pulling the needle back out lol

**Hazard** · 12-26-2009, 01:48 PM

does it start retracting as the plunger gets pushed down or does it retract once the plunger has hit bottom? Only reason I ask is because if the needle backs out as you push the plunger down..... what if you went through a vein and the needle is retracting back out as oil is being injected.....

~Haz~

**ArmedHammerd** · 12-26-2009, 01:54 PM

Originally Posted by Hazard

does it start retracting as the plunger gets pushed down or does it retract once the plunger has hit bottom? Only reason I ask is because if the needle backs out as you push the plunger down..... what if you went through a vein and the needle is retracting back out as oil is being injected.....

~Haz~

it retracts as soon as the plunger hits bottom after u push all the oil out of the syringe

**Hazard** · 12-26-2009, 01:58 PM

Originally Posted by ArmedHammerd

it retracts as soon as the plunger hits bottom after u push all the oil out of the syringe

very cool - thats what I figured.....

~Haz~

**Hard.On** · 12-26-2009, 02:00 PM

I want one of those needles they use in movies.
The kind that looks like a gun and it shoots in your neck.

Kinda like the one the used on Arnold in total recall when he was breaking out of his chair.

you remember that movie dont you?

**ArmedHammerd** · 12-26-2009, 02:02 PM

Originally Posted by twotimer

I want one of those needles they use in movies.
The kind that looks like a gun and it shoots in your neck.

Kinda like the one the used on Arnold in total recall when he was breaking out of his chair.

you remember that movie dont you?

yup sure do a classic good movie