Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below Oh, and if you feel like saving some time and spending some money, you can always get fatter needles for drawing, then swap out to a smaller needle for injecting. Just be careful not to go too large. I ordered some 18ga needles thinking it would make drawing the oil a breeze, but the first time I used one I got a chunk of rubber stopper in the syringe. Lesson learned. I wouldn't go any larger than 21ga.
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i agree draw with a thicker needle. oil based stuff is harder to load obviously.
secondly make sure the syringe is pushed all the way where the juice is at the top then continue drawing. it may take 2-3 times for all the juice to go into the syringe.
yes its a good idea to load up to 2CC's but i go to 3 on days when i just want to get it over with but make sure you go SLOW and leave it in there to let the muscle take it. if you pull out fast some of your juice will come out and you will have wasted some.
secondly make sure the syringe is pushed all the way where the juice is at the top then continue drawing. it may take 2-3 times for all the juice to go into the syringe.
yes its a good idea to load up to 2CC's but i go to 3 on days when i just want to get it over with but make sure you go SLOW and leave it in there to let the muscle take it. if you pull out fast some of your juice will come out and you will have wasted some.
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Thanks for all the input bros
pbhardbody
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get some 20g needles for drawing like others are saying. then switch the end off and pin with the 25g. the problem is that the 25g allows a much smaller stream of test into the syringe. the 20g will draw it right up.
Ezekiel
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That was Hayez...someone w/ a ton of experience m8! To each his own.. calling ppl dumb is not cool... especially considering you are esentially a noob yourself given your size, age and the amount of cycles you may or may not have done... I know you offer tons of advice on here, but most of it is shite... keep your comments about others to yourself.
As per the original question; I draw w/ 18's and pin w/ 23's .
i said it . pump your vial full of air if you want to...ill stick to what i do
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Hey bros,
I'm not too happy to see a mini war breaking out over air/no air. I appreciate all you guys' input. I'm not a fan of put downs either. We all stand to learn something here on EF.
Anyway, it appears the prevailing view is that I need a larger pin for drawing in the fluid, then switch to a smaller one for injection. Seems like a good idea. That way I'll have a fresh pin on there for injection, one that has not passed through the rubber stopper.
Honestly, 25 gauge really wasn't bad for shooting. Even though I did draw with it and put it through the rubber stopper, I do not feel any pain at the injection site today.
Thanks again for all the input bros.
I'm not too happy to see a mini war breaking out over air/no air. I appreciate all you guys' input. I'm not a fan of put downs either. We all stand to learn something here on EF.
Anyway, it appears the prevailing view is that I need a larger pin for drawing in the fluid, then switch to a smaller one for injection. Seems like a good idea. That way I'll have a fresh pin on there for injection, one that has not passed through the rubber stopper.
Honestly, 25 gauge really wasn't bad for shooting. Even though I did draw with it and put it through the rubber stopper, I do not feel any pain at the injection site today.
Thanks again for all the input bros.
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i have thought the same thing every time i crack open one of my Organon sustanon 250's.......
they ARE tasty though
still........ just seems like a bad idea to have anything in the air get in the juice right before you put it inside your body!
The thing I don't understand is, how will I be able to draw without inserting air?
Isn't the vial a vacuum?
I'm all for not inserting air into the vial if I can do it that way without problems.
