Injection sites and blood.

[Rose1]

Thanks lovbyts! A lot of good and helpful information there my friend. I appreciate it. You gave some things I didn't know about.....like I need to switch pins out after drawing out.
Have a good day![/COLOR]

[lovbyts]

Thanks lovbyts! A lot of good and helpful information there my friend. I appreciate it. You gave some things I didn't know about.....like I need to switch pins out after drawing out.
Have a good day![/COLOR]

No problem, we are here to help and have a little fun sometimes.

This is another reason to change pins. If you look at a pin magnified you will see it dulls quickly and the harder the rubber stopper is the more it will dull and that will also cause more bleeding vs a new sharp pin. Another thing, DONT wipe the pin or clean it. Some people think it's necessary to wipe it first but in reality you are contaminating it that way. They are sterile when you get them and most have a coating on them that help it go in easier..

[Rose1]

No problem, we are here to help and have a little fun sometimes.

This is another reason to change pins. If you look at a pin magnified you will see it dulls quickly and the harder the rubber stopper is the more it will dull and that will also cause more bleeding vs a new sharp pin. Another thing, DONT wipe the pin or clean it. Some people think it's necessary to wipe it first but in reality you are contaminating it that way. They are sterile when you get them and most have a coating on them that help it go in easier..

WOW! I never saw a dulled needle up close....I just knew it dulled them from the rubber. No, I never have wiped the needle with the alcohol pad....only my injection site on my body.
By the way, I just bought some tren 75 Oral from the webstore on here. Wondered if it's really good or not. Not sure if we can be specific like this on this forum/website...I just have always used oil based injectible test, tren, equipoise, etc.

[Rose1]

No problem, we are here to help and have a little fun sometimes.

This is another reason to change pins. If you look at a pin magnified you will see it dulls quickly and the harder the rubber stopper is the more it will dull and that will also cause more bleeding vs a new sharp pin. Another thing, DONT wipe the pin or clean it. Some people think it's necessary to wipe it first but in reality you are contaminating it that way. They are sterile when you get them and most have a coating on them that help it go in easier..

I showed a friend of mine who is not knowledgeable about injecting and these 3-pictures of needles I hope got him to stop re-using the same needle! I can't believe he was using the same needle the next week as well. Duh!