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    Slin injection in forearm??

    Just talking to one of my bros the other night and this topic was brought up. Have you, or do you guys ever inject slin into your forearm? Would there be any downside to this?

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    What would be the benefit?

    So many injection sites over your body that I wouldnt bother with the forearm..............

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    We were just discussing why we have never heard of anybody using forearms. I was wondering if there was any peticular reason. Thanks for responding Jayhova. Glad to see you're still around.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1buffsob
    Glad to see you're still around.
    Glad to be around, wish there were some others that still were........

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    sad to see vets and mods leave.

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    Anywhere Sub-Q or IM is fine, I think it would be rather uncomfy shooting it in your forearm.

    -Gear

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    I would think that because of the arteries/veins to/from your hand, that it wouldnt be a good idea.

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    i prefer IM - hits quicker, gets out quicker, more predictable, less risk IMO

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    I would not want anything looking like injection marks on my forearms...even tiny ones. Why?

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