correct needle gage

[bustedknuckles]

is a 21 gage 1.5" needle too big to inject deca and tren in to the thigh(quads)

 

[mattrich]

is a 21 gage 1.5" needle too big to inject deca and tren in to the thigh(quads)

never tried them but from what i've heard only put the needle about 1" into quad.
also 21g is quite big but you'll be ok. try a smaller gauge like 23 or 25.

 

[ole farte']

this is one area where you can say , smaller is better.........if u can push it through a 25g without alotta hassle do it, if not, go with the 23g.

 

[NURSEPIMP]

^^
+1

-np

 

[INNOCENT]

i always use 23's just for everything... 1.5 in the glutes...and 1 in the delts

 

[Mac173]

1" 23 or 25gauge

 

[SpyWizard]

never tried them but from what i've heard only put the needle about 1" into quad.
also 21g is quite big but you'll be ok. try a smaller gauge like 23 or 25.

ya know, back in the day i hit it once with an 18g... but you only do that 1 time... trust me..

21g is great for drawing it out.. then change to a 23g 1" for thigh shots..

good luck

 

[ALIN]

is a 21 gage 1.5" needle too big to inject deca and tren in to the thigh(quads)

should be able to pull through a 23 guage.

 

[solidspine]

23 g x 1.5 inch for glutes,

25 g x 1 inch everywhere else.

 

[Slyder190]

23'

 

[Powerbuilder333]

23g 1" for quads. So far never tried anything else.

 

[MR. BMJ]

Screw that shit.

I used to use them 22G and 23G needles a long ass time ago. Using the 25G needles was like getting pussy for the 3rd time.

If shooting Tren by itself, you can usually get by with an insulin dart.

The worse were them cannons that the Mexican Sostenon have (18G). Shoot a few of those for a cycle if you think bigger is better...hehehe.

Really though, as you guys continue to use AAS over the period of many cycles, and especially many years, scar tissue will catch up. I'd recommend you try to minimize this as much as possible when you can.

BMJ