Floaters in my test prop vials??

[Bonaparte]

Yeah a vacum is just when you push air into there so there is more pressure in the vial that way the pressure should push the oil (be sucked) back into the syringe.

Ahk, this is exactly what i needed, il def need to stick a needle in to balance out the pressure, this is exacly what i felt was stuffing me up when i kept trying to inject.

The second time i injected was much cleaner no oil spilt anywhere i just stuffed up with the needle plasitc bit breaking, so next time should be 100% hopefully

Thanks heaps for all the help

Oh, and that's actually pressurization, which is the opposite of a vacuum. lol

[kbm12345]

Oh, and that's actually pressurization, which is the opposite of a vacuum. lol

What is a vacum then? I put a needle in one today and alot of air came out, then when i pushed the air back in from the injection it was much easier to fill up.That helped alot.

[Bonaparte]

What is a vacum then? I put a needle in one today and alot of air came out, then when i pushed the air back in from the injection it was much easier to fill up.That helped alot.

Seriously? A vacuum is a lack of air (negative pressure).
It turns out the the issue was that the vial had a vacuum in it. The sound you heard when you stuck the needle in was air rushing into the vial.

[kbm12345]

Seriously? A vacuum is a lack of air (negative pressure).
It turns out the the issue was that the vial had a vacuum in it. The sound you hear when you stuck the needle in was air rushing into the vial.

Hey man i have never studied physics.... I thought that sound was air coming out of the vial....Confused much

[kbm12345]

Today picked up some 19g as well as some 3ml syrngies.

3ml is so much easier then 5ml, this injection could not have gone smoother, no pain, no wasting oil. 19g was so muchbetterr at picking up the the oil into the syrnige as well.

And injected 1ml today compared to 50mg, yesterday and day before

Thanks everyone for all there help. Now off to the gym.

Feelsgoodman