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Friend of mine today said he injected one ml of tritren in a vein. He said after he got to feeling better, 30 mins or so, he injected again. First of all, I'm thinking surely all of it didn't go in the vein/vessel. Second of all, do you loose it if it's in your blood? Seems like it would just go to work faster....lol
It says IM on the bottle for a reason...not intended for IV
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[QUOTE=Max562;7308059]It says IM on the bottle for a reason...not intended for IV
Vodka is intended for drinking, but you'll still get drunk if you put it up your ass. Your response was not helpful
It wasn't necessary to inject another ml. of Tren. Unless he was trying to inject intravenously. He didn't "lose" enough to justify another dose.
No need to re-pin. Next time try aspirating first. But to be honest aspirating isn't always foolproof. You may not draw blood back into the syringe but if you nick a vein going in or coming out or if you move around some you'll get some of the compound into the bloodstream anyway.
Yea, I told him he needed to start aspirating, and that I didn't think re-pinning was necessary
He did not inject 1 ml of tritren into his vein. It wouldn't be likely, after a second of injecting it directly into vein he would not be able to continue. Sounds like a case of plain ol' Tren cough, he nicked a vein and got just a little into the bloodstream which causes... well tren cough(see side effects ).I'm sure he got 7/8 of the ml into the muscle and no need to re-inject IMO.