Might look like an idiot but it's bothering me!

[xSirMartyrX]

Let's say you draw oil from a vial. You want to draw 1CC. You draw until the oil reach the 1cc mark. But if you remove the needle, there is always a little bit of oil remaining in the bottom part. About 0,15ml. Do you need to ''calculate your drawing'' so that once the needle is removed the total amount of oil reach the 1cc mark or you draw until your reach the 1cc mark, draw a little more to remove the remaining oil from the seringue part then switch needle (So basically, with the needle remove, the oil will reach the 1,15 CC mark)

I know it's confusing but it's really bothering me!

[zevy]

That tiny amount will be expelled and run down the pin to lubricate and even so, I don't think such a small amount is going to make a difference (plus or minus) to your weekly intake or results. I'm quite new though so could be wrong

[Lunk1]

Draw to the desired dose then draw in a small air bubble. This will allow you to fully expel all of the oil. Although frankly..the amount lost is negligible. You will never notice it.

[Bert]

Don't sweat the small stuff.

[kelkel]

Don't forget to calculate the ester weight.

[bigsiv]

Ha ha kelkel

[ScotchGuard02]

I draw to the 1cc line and pull in a tiny bit of air into the syringe. When you inject the small "burp" will insure all the AAS is injected.

[Red Bastard]

It seems to me that the OP is worried about drawing a tiny bit too much oil. Not that he's worried about missing out on the tiny amount left in the needle, if he doesn't chase it with air... In either case, the amount is negligible...