Is it possible to get 7200 mg out of 3 10 mL vials?

[Shsm]

HG vials accurately dosed at 250 mg/mL

10 * 250 mg = 2500 mg
2500 mg * 3 = 7500 mg
7500 mg/12 = 625 mg

600 mg * 12 (weeks) = 7200 mg

Many users report everytime they pin they lose .1 mL

.1 mL = 25 mg, 25 mg * 24 = 600 mg lost in 12 week test cycle

7500 mg - 600 mg = 6900 mg
6900 mg/12 = 575 mg...

[Noles12]

HG vials accurately dosed at 250 mg/mL

10 * 250 mg = 2500 mg
2500 mg * 3 = 7500 mg
7500 mg/12 = 625 mg

600 mg * 12 (weeks) = 7200 mg

Many users report everytime they pin they lose .1 mL

.1 mL = 25 mg, 25 mg * 24 = 600 mg lost in 12 week test cycle

7500 mg - 600 mg = 6900 mg
6900 mg/12 = 575 mg...

You are making it way to difficult. Knowing that everytime I pull in the syringe, I am actually pulling .2 ml more, I adjust the volume. So rather than pulling to the 2 mL mark, I pull to 1.8 mL. This makes for 2 mL of oil in the syringe. I then pull a small amount of air. This air pushes all of the oil through the pin and none is lost

[ScotchGuard02]

Like Noles said, I just put enough air in the syringe so it "burps" at the end of the injection. I can hear the end of the shot if I'm pinning my glute. I don't have to twist like a snake to see what's going on back there. When the syringe "burps" you know all the oil has been injected and you don't have to calculate the losses.

[krugerr]

You put air in the syringe when injecting. Forgive my ignorance, but isn't that dangerous if you accidentally push the air IM?

[Noles12]

Pushing that small amount of air will have no effect on you whether it be IV or IM. I have used the air technique ever since my first cycle. It would take a few mL of air to cause an air embolism

[Bonaparte]

Pushing that small amount of air will have no effect on you whether it be IV or IM. I have used the air technique ever since my first cycle. It would take a few mL of air to cause an air embolism

Try a few dozen, if not hundred.

[PillarofBalance]

It takes I believe 60ml of air to kill you.

[rmbX66t1]

You are making it way to difficult. Knowing that everytime I pull in the syringe, I am actually pulling .2 ml more, I adjust the volume. So rather than pulling to the 2 mL mark, I pull to 1.8 mL. This makes for 2 mL of oil in the syringe. I then pull a small amount of air. This air pushes all of the oil through the pin and none is lost

This is about as clear cut as you could ask for; you account for the volume in the needle and pull the remainder as air. As mentioned by others, that volume of air is hardly a concern, and if I am not mistaken, the major risk of injecting air is intravenously, not intramuscular. But again, even on an intravenous injection the numbers I recall are 20mL of air - hardly plausible given a typical AAS injection.

[Bonaparte]

It takes I believe 60ml of air to kill you.

Well, this has never been tested on humans (for obvious reasons), but medical textbook estimates are 30ml MINIMUM for anyone (so that is going to be a 100lb dying octogenarian).
It would be impossible to kill yourself through air embolism unless you shoot for the jugular.

[rmbX66t1]

Well, this has never been tested on humans (for obvious reasons), but medical textbook estimates are 30ml MINIMUM for anyone (so that is going to be a 100lb dying octogenarian).
It would be impossible to kill yourself through air embolism unless you shoot for the jugular.

Note to self: avoid injection sites near the jugular. Lol. Thanks for the confirmed numbers, good to know.

[MuscleInk]

Note to self: avoid injection sites near the jugular. Lol. Thanks for the confirmed numbers, good to know.

I've drawn blood from the jugular several times. Now there's a bleeder!!!! (No, it wasn't my own jugular....I'm crazy, not insane....yet....). Never injected into it......yet.....lol

In humans, the fatal dose for a venous air embolism (VAE) is estimated at 200-300 cc. Lower volumes can be fatal if the VAE bypasses the lungs and enters systemic circulation, or in critically ill patients with compromised haemodynamics. Symptoms of a VAE usually include diaphoresis, severe chest pain, syncope, non-palpable pulses.

[warmouth]

I've drawn blood from the jugular several times. Now there's a bleeder!!!! (No, it wasn't my own jugular....I'm crazy, not insane....yet....). Never injected into it......yet.....lol

In humans, the fatal dose for a venous air embolism (VAE) is estimated at 200-300 cc. Lower volumes can be fatal if the VAE bypasses the lungs and enters systemic circulation, or in critically ill patients with compromised haemodynamics. Symptoms of a VAE usually include diaphoresis, severe chest pain, syncope, non-palpable pulses.

I bet Bonaperte would do it, just to do it. I heard that mosquitos avoid biting him, simply out of respect. lol Shsm, pulling a bit of air helps move all the oil out, as others have stated. I usually keep the plunger marked at .10, then pull up oil. The syringe should be pre adjusted for this reason I think.

[MuscleInk]

I bet Bonaperte would do it, just to do it. I heard that mosquitos avoid biting him, simply out of respect. lol Shsm, pulling a bit of air helps move all the oil out, as others have stated. I usually keep the plunger marked at .10, then pull up oil. The syringe should be pre adjusted for this reason I think.

Boneparte isn't human. I'm sure he mainlines gear and laughs the whole time. You can't trust those lab guys!!!

[panntastic]

Boneparte isn't human. I'm sure he mainlines gear and laughs the whole time. You can't trust those lab guys!!!

^^^^^this^^^^^

[Lunk1]

He runs an IV bag full of Tren/Test blend...

[MuscleInk]

He runs an IV bag full of Tren/Test blend...

I bet he has a porta cath installed!!!!

[AD]

Only trouble is, he's not a lab guy. He is Obiwan.

[warmouth]

I heard Sasquatch takes pictures of him!

[Capebuffalo]

I heard Sasquatch takes pictures of him!

He's the most interesting man in the world. He doesn't always drink beer but when he does. He usess a 14 ga iv

[warmouth]

He's the most interesting man in the world. He doesn't always drink beer but when he does. He usess a 14 ga iv

LOL! That is exactly what I was thinking when I started this. Crazy mofo!

[warmouth]

I literally busted out when you wrote that Cape. So freaking funny!

[krugerr]

I really didnt know you needed that much air to kill yourself. I was under the impression that any air was bad. Suppose that's movie for ya!

Thanks for this thread then, I'll do that in future.