Blood in Syringe and Aspirated

[BuddyGlove1]

Hi Everyone! Today when I did an injection of tcyp I went to inject and needle had a hard time going in through skin, was a bit painful. When I went to aspirate nothing came out. Was a little painful to inject and when I pulled the needle out there were a few drops of blood in the syringe and I bled more than normal. Couldn't find a post on this. Is the reason for the needle hard to be put in that it was scar tissue? New needle 23g. Also did I bust a vein? Is that reason for blood? I am not worried about it, but curious.

[Kenny357]

I'm curious as well. It happens sometimes. Mostly when I pierce delts.

[kelkel]

Odds are you simply nicked or passed through a vein, that's all. Poking holes in skin = blood occasionally. No worries.

If you injected into a vein you'd know it.

[BuddyGlove1]

Odds are you simply nicked or passed through a vein, that's all. Poking holes in skin = blood occasionally. No worries.

If you injected into a vein you'd know it.

That makes sense! Thanks for the reply. And yes! Did inject into a vein once. Felt like I was going to die! Have always aspirated since.

[Youthful55guy]

Hi Everyone! Today when I did an injection of tcyp I went to inject and needle had a hard time going in through skin, was a bit painful. When I went to aspirate nothing came out. Was a little painful to inject and when I pulled the needle out there were a few drops of blood in the syringe and I bled more than normal. Couldn't find a post on this. Is the reason for the needle hard to be put in that it was scar tissue? New needle 23g. Also did I bust a vein? Is that reason for blood? I am not worried about it, but curious.

Why are you using such a huge needle? I find that there's no reason to go larger than a 25G and I routinely use a 28G. Takes a little work to draw up, but so worth it in comfort. Also, no need to aspirate when using a 1/2 inch needle attached to an insulin syringe.

[BuddyGlove1]

I ran out of 25 gauge. Had to pick up what I could at local pharmacy. Sometimes they won't sell them. Had to order from doc. I typically draw with a 21gauge and then change to a 25guage.

[Youthful55guy]

I ran out of 25 gauge. Had to pick up what I could at local pharmacy. Sometimes they won't sell them. Had to order from doc. I typically draw with a 21gauge and then change to a 25guage.

Have you tried TotalDiabetesSupply.com? They ship to your door, fast, reliable, and have very reasonable prices. Most states allow for home shipment of diabetic supplies without a prescription.

[BuddyGlove1]

Have you tried TotalDiabetesSupply.com? They ship to your door, fast, reliable, and have very reasonable prices. Most states allow for home shipment of diabetic supplies without a prescription.

I haven't tried that. Thank you for the tip.

[ScotchGuard02]

23ga? You're a real man. LOL When I use a 23ga I leak bleed all over the place. Just comes with the territory.

[BuddyGlove1]

23ga? You're a real man. LOL When I use a 23ga I leak bleed all over the place. Just comes with the territory.

I hate using a 23. Lol

[GearHeaded]

Why are you using such a huge needle? I find that there's no reason to go larger than a 25G and I routinely use a 28G. Takes a little work to draw up, but so worth it in comfort. Also, no need to aspirate when using a 1/2 inch needle attached to an insulin syringe.

try pinning Tren Base with anything smaller then 23g. it will get clogged. I use 23g, 25g, and 28g . just depends on the compound ran and the place I pin

[BuddyGlove1]

Never thought about that. Even my test is slow on a 25g. Pin is easier with 25vs23 though. Will keep in mind for different compounds in future.

[BuddyGlove1]

You think test base oil will go through a 29 or 27?

Could always try it!

[GearHeaded]

I've tried pinning Tren base with 25g several times.. every time half way through the injection it stops and I have to pull back and re try. but with 23 g it flows smooth with no probs.

thats what sucks about Tren Base, cause I like to use it pre workout and would be nice to just have a bunch of slin pins filled up with it ahead of time and ready to go