Pre-Loading syringes

[pip88]

i have always though that was foolish...i have never injectd air into my vial..always seemed very odd when people did that

true i have had no need to do it, mine come out fine but some do it to pressurize the vial

 

[ViperHMS]

Technically if you're only drawing up 1cc it's not even necessary to inject air. You'll still be able to draw what you need without difficulty. Let me rephrase open to air, you are placing your equipment more than likely on a bathroom or kitchen countertop which is not sterile, in an OR they're equipment is on a sterile field keeping the chances of bacteria from coming in contact with their equipment very low. I guess it goes along with the same reason if you put your hands below waist level you've just broken sterile field. Who knows why it works but there's studies and proven fact out there that these techniques keep bacteria from invading. I'm definitely not arguing with you, I thought it could just share some insight.

If you have a 10cc vial eventually your going to have to put some air in there to get your stuff out of there. Anyway I really think everyone is really over thinking all of this and the "open air" causing bacteria everywhere. My preloaded syringe with pin do not sit in open air in unsanitary conditions. None of my stuff is ever in my bathroom or kitchen.

I dont think there is a insanely high risk of infection from preloading as I have done it as well as many others for years without a single infection. If things were so easy to become encased and unsterile then there would be a lot more people having issues with it.

Thanks for all your posts.

 

[NEO1]

Get pharm grade stuff and you'll understand why.

 

[OneBreath]

What about preloading via the back load? I did this for my last cycle with slin pins. I could draw 3 ccs of tren and then backload 6 slinpins with 1/2 cc each. I would then put them into a sealed ziplock bag and this would last 1 1/2 weeks. Then i would do it again to load up another 6 pokes.

I actually got this idea from one of the tren threads here about 4 months ago.