Is my Tren still sterile?

[hertzwenip]

Hey all

I recently opened a pin and the needle was not firmly attached to the syringe. when it opened, the needle part, still in the plastic covering, fell to the floor. i picked it up and secured it to the syringe portion and mistakenly drew almost a cc of tren into the syringe. Im not scheduled to use tren for a few weeks (i grabbed the wrong bottle because reading is apparently hard), so i immediatly started pushing the tren back into its bottle.

About now it dawned on me that since the needle hit the ground, i may well have contaminated a perfectly good bottle of tren. Would the liquid in the bottle kill any bacteria that may have been introduced? I will say again that the metal portion of the needle was still covered, but the plastic base (the opening that attaches to the syringe) is, of course, exposed.

any thoughts?

[lovbyts]

When it fell what did it it? What was on the floor, clean? semi clean? filthy? I doubt that anything made it inside of the needle area since most of the plastic exposed piece goes on the outside of the syringe so I would not worry about it unless you really think something got inside.

[hertzwenip]

Bulkn, thats what tipped me off, the label covers most of the glass and i was thinking of 10 things at once, in a hurry to shoot and run out the door to accomplish a list of things to do for the day.

also, im stupid.

[Bulkn]

Yeah should be fine. How did you accidently draw the tren, ususally its a real dark yellow colour.

[hertzwenip]

It fell on carpet. im a bachelor, so the carpet is somewhere between 'semi clean' and 'petri dish experiment'. thanks for your thoughts!

[Bonaparte]

It's fine. You'd have to basically spit inside the plastic hub to contaminate it.