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    Getting every last drop from an amp

    I'm 2 weeks into a Sustanon cycle right now and drawing with an 18g needle and it seems like every time I draw I always end up leaving some oil in the amp... I can never get it all out... and if I do try to get it all out.. the syringe is filled with air and I can't even pull the plunger up any farther.. and I'm left with less than 1 cc... like 0.75 cc... It makes me wonder if I'm doing something wrong here?

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    use a smaller pin to draw with like a 23g

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    Quote Originally Posted by Selene
    use a smaller pin to draw with like a 23g
    That has to be the problem. I thought the 18g would make it easy as hell, but it turns out I can't draw the whole cc without filling the syringe with air

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    yes - 23g pin

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    put the amp at a 45 degree angle,,, and turn the pin so the uptake hole is facing down. Angle the pin so that the front hole/pointy part is parallel to the inside glass and u should be able to get it all out. also use 23g as stated above. Hope this makes sense haha

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    Just takes practice. I can get every drop with an 18. takes a while but its worth the wait. take your time, and get the air out of the syringe a couple times during so you have room to pull the plunger back.

    YOU CAN DO IT !!!!

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    Also make sure the pin is long enough to reach the bottom. I find you need a 1.5 for amps

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    Using an 18 g pin is like using a straw, I will always draw with a 23g 1 1/2 needle its so smooth and fast

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    Drawing ain't the problem it is getting all out of the syringe.

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    I am far from an expert on the subject, but are you injecting an equal ammount of air into the amp. I have read it makes pulling easier.

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    DVSMASS -> doesn't apply to amp, only to vials

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elexecution
    I'm 2 weeks into a Sustanon cycle right now and drawing with an 18g needle and it seems like every time I draw I always end up leaving some oil in the amp... I can never get it all out... and if I do try to get it all out.. the syringe is filled with air and I can't even pull the plunger up any farther.. and I'm left with less than 1 cc... like 0.75 cc... It makes me wonder if I'm doing something wrong here?

    Are you using Niles? If so, they always contain less than a CC anyway so it wouldn't make much difference.

    Dizz

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    stand the amp upright for a minute or two so all the juice at the top of the amps goes down to the bottom...this will help get the most out of the amp...my sus amps were slightly underfilled as well...as long as you draw up everything inside the amp then your fine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MartyMcFly
    Drawing ain't the problem it is getting all out of the syringe.
    Yep, thats the problem i have, cant get it all out of the syringe.......

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