Have around 3ml leger and see small things that look like dust to me, i noticed this last time i injected too and some sent in my foot and didnt care too much. Is this normal? I keep everything saniticed
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Have around 3ml leger and see small things that look like dust to me, i noticed this last time i injected too and some sent in my foot and didnt care too much. Is this normal? I keep everything saniticed
where do you keep your gear buddy
Not in a dusty envoirementQuote:
Originally Posted by gjshivam
How are you getting dust in your vial? Are you sure it is dust and not pieces from the top from drawing the oil? My question to you would be what gauge are you drawing with and are you re-using that needle for each draw? Every time a pin goes in a vial it dulls it some. I know you said you keep everything sanitized, but some people do try and cut corners and if the draw needle is not going into your skin you may think this is still sanitary.
I use an 18g to draw and a 21g to inject and have never had particles in my vials. One more thing, you may have some pins with burs that are catching on the top as you pass through it and making micro tears which is putting pieces in your vial.
I never reuse and i also use a 18g and a 23g to inject, im not 100% sure it is dust, it can be a little bit from the cap. Can i still use ut?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tigershark
It’s only 3 ml. Toss it
If you filter it through a 0,22 micron filter you can use it, otherwise, don’t.
If it’s pieces of something in there you don’t want to inject that, might never leave your body, just travel with blood vessels until it reaches small enough vessel to lodge.
interesting topic.
I have a similar issue it goes like this.
I bought a bottle of sterile filtered GSO (100ml) to cut my E500 with
I hated having to keep jabbing the large 100ml jug, so I decided to fill a sterile 10ml capped vial with it.
I draw out the 100ml jug with a 18g filter needle. and put into 10ml vial with a regular 18g needle.
in that 10ml vial its full of floaters
the 100ml jug has none.
leads me to believe its from media in filter needle
food for thought
When you draw from it flip the vial completely upside down, wait until the particles settle to the bottom by the rubber stopper. Make sure the needle is far in the vial so when you draw it into the syringe you don’t get any chance of the particles going in it... or just chuck it since it’s only 3ml
Is it possible the source or chemist accidently made it to strong and it has crystals in the vial ?