Syringes - how do they work?

[ekki_natti]

Do you measure to the top of the cone on the plunger, or to the rubber ring around the plunger?
Is it me or did I get more than 1mL from this amp? Is this normal? are you supposed to push some out until you have exactly 1ml?

[Mr.BB]

Every amp has more than 1ml, dont worry about it. Inject as much as you can.

[RangerDanger830]

It looks like you would have 1.3ml in the picture if you didn't have air in the syringe. Hope that helps you rather than trying to describe plunger parts.

[ekki_natti]

It looks like you would have 1.3ml in the picture if you didn't have air in the syringe. Hope that helps you rather than trying to describe plunger parts.

Well air above the first marker right?

[ekki_natti]

Every amp has more than 1ml, dont worry about it. Inject as much as you can.

Cool, is it still 250mg per mL or per amp?

[Mr.BB]

That air is 0.1 or 0.2 ml, and nurses dont really spend a lot of time extracting every single drop of oil. So they always put a bit more oil, only ugls have less than described.

Concentration dont change.

[< <Samson> >]

Over thinking it

One amp = one amp

Measure from either full syringe no air back or from marker to marker - i.e. 1ml to 2ml

[TheTaxMan]

Like i said in your other thread, just get drawn and get it injected