Pinned then i noticed no aspiration. So i hit another spot and still no bubbles. was i too tensed up or something?
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Pinned then i noticed no aspiration. So i hit another spot and still no bubbles. was i too tensed up or something?
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Huh? Did you draw blood? If not what's your question?
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No blood at all. but no bubbles when i aspirated aswell. I'm confused as to why this happened
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You won't always pull vacume bubbles. Your fine.
aka "JOB"
No need to pull bubbles or even to pull that hard. A slight tug on the plunger is plenty
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Is this your first cycle? Just curious. When you a aspirate your checking for blood not trying to get a bubble.Originally Posted by bigstack88
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You don't have air bubbles just sitting around in your muscles.
The "air bubble" is just a vacuum space that forms because you aren't drawing blood.
So long as you don't draw a stream of blood, you're fine.
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