Draw needle needed?

[Jaydenn]

I only use 18g for filling. They are just to big IMO and can leave a small hole in the top of the vial liquid can leak out of if things get turned sideway. 21g or 23g for drawing. 23g or 25g for injecting.

I make sure I buy the syringe with the size I want to draw with so I dont have to take it off and put on a different one to draw increasing the chance of contamination. The less you have to touch or mess with things the better.

My needle exchange gave me 18s to draw, i think they're mainly used for insulin, i tried using for it drawing a vial, and it was insanely hard to push in, so i stick to 21s for drawing and 25s for injecting. Also i think 18s would damage the vial, due to the stress it takes just to push it in.

[lovbyts]

My needle exchange gave me 18s to draw, i think they're mainly used for insulin, i tried using for it drawing a vial, and it was insanely hard to push in, so i stick to 21s for drawing and 25s for injecting. Also i think 18s would damage the vial, due to the stress it takes just to push it in.

Yeah and it also depends on the material the vial stopper is made of. Some are harder than others but either way 18g is harder to push through.

Needle size is what kept me from using aas in my early 20s. No internet back then so information was limited. I ALMOST started using. I had no idea what it even was, like most kids I though steroids was all the same. Most likeley it was tren because it was for livestock and came in 5mg syringe with a 16g or 14g, 3in needle. I took one look at that and said No Fvckn way. lol