Gear left in the plunger after injection

[dec11]

unfortunatly the air method doesnt work, you will still be left with the nipple full, it pisses me off aswell mate

[Bonaparte]

unfortunatly the air method doesnt work, you will still be left with the nipple full, it pisses me off aswell mate

How?
It works fine for me. Sure, I have to use .3ml of air and there are still always like 1 or 2 drops left, but that's unavoidable. You must not be holding the syringe vertical enough, or you aren't using enough air.

[0331FTW]

Wouldn't you feel it if you mainlined once you started injecting the oil in anyways? I read that the symptoms are coughing and feeling light headed if you inject straight into a vein.

[dec11]

Wouldn't you feel it if you mainlined once you started injecting the oil in anyways? I read that the symptoms are coughing and feeling light headed if you inject straight into a vein.

you'd have to be pretty stupid to inject in2 a vein, its 100% avoidable

[BigJuice777]

Good stuff here guys.... funny how everyone is different. Air via IM injection shouldn't hurt so I will give it a try this afternoon for the next round. Gears expensive.... it hurts to see so much just getting thrown away with the needle.

Thanks again.

[dec11]

How?
It works fine for me. Sure, I have to use .3ml of air and there are still always like 1 or 2 drops left, but that's unavoidable. You must not be holding the syringe vertical enough, or you aren't using enough air.

ive used up to 1ml of air, as soon as the pressure lets go, the plunger will release quickly and you gather what was left in the syringe space between the pressure dropn and the plunger shooting down which always equals a nipple full for me, and yes its always vertical although i doubt if that makes much diff. c'mon man, i know how to inject at this stage!!