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    injecting 2ml how long should it take

    gday lads how long sould i take to inject 2ml of test enanthate using 23g needle 1 inch i would just like to hear what u guys have to say on this so i can get a good idea on how long i should be doing it for what r the pros and cons if done to fast and say mayb to slow how long r we talkin???

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    Quote Originally Posted by brent_brent View Post
    gday lads how long sould i take to inject 2ml of test enanthate using 23g needle 1 inch i would just like to hear what u guys have to say on this so i can get a good idea on how long i should be doing it for what r the pros and cons if done to fast and say mayb to slow how long r we talkin???
    I dont put a definative time frame to it. Test E is an oil based compound so injecting to quickly is hard to do using a 23g needle. Best practice IMO is to inject at a moderate rate that doesnt cause you discomfort but also doesnt take so long that you get "shaky" from concentrating on it so long. (It can/does happen)

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    I use 25g and take at least 2 minutes if not more. I look at it like this, the slower the less chance of bruising and 2 minutes spent now can save 2 days worth of pain/discomfort...

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    yeah thanks guys well the other day i had a jab of 1ml just as a firts off injection and took mayb 20-30 sec so if it was 2 ml i would mayb have taken just under a min now i know y i had a sore leg for 3 days hahahahaha man it was hard to even walk without looking like a dick dead leg for sure

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    Quote Originally Posted by lovbyts View Post
    I use 25g and take at least 2 minutes if not more. I look at it like this, the slower the less chance of bruising and 2 minutes spent now can save 2 days worth of pain/discomfort...
    Yeh I hav to agree... The longer I take in inject I notice the less pain if any I hav the next few days

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    thanks any1 else??

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    i take my sweet time when i'm injecting 2mls, why rush it and risk injuring the muscle tissue.

    for me lateral quads takes at times as long as 3 - 4 minutes.

    never rush ur injections

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    Wow, I don't think Im rushing but I don't even take a minute before I can get 3ccs in. I can't imagine pushing the plunger for 4 minutes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cgb6810 View Post
    Wow, I don't think Im rushing but I don't even take a minute before I can get 3ccs in. I can't imagine pushing the plunger for 4 minutes.
    haha...well maybe i exaggerated a bit with the duration but i do take my sweet time lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by pjpogz View Post
    haha...well maybe i exaggerated a bit with the duration but i do take my sweet time lol
    Slower is better. I had an infection a couple of years back and two nurses simultaneously injected penicillin into each glute. They slammed the plungers down, don't know why. Very painful glutes for days.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cgb6810 View Post
    Wow, I don't think Im rushing but I don't even take a minute before I can get 3ccs in. I can't imagine pushing the plunger for 4 minutes.
    I agree with you.

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