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sounds like you're using a high needle gauge (27+?)

goes much more smoothly through a 23 or 21 (it's not a competition about who can use the smallest needle)

I've commented on how I don't think this contributes to scar tissue, which is more likely user error (like most cases of random PIP imo)

Tl;dr: learn the dart injection technique like every nurse in the world does → then a 23g or 21g is not intimidating at all; goes in like butter and easy to depress the plunger

There's a video about dart in the link but there are a million on youtube

Jfc is this gonna be the hill I plant a flag on? xD

This is the hobby that you chose, or the one that chose you

Learn how to properly inject a damn needle
 
another thing.. im here for harm reduction purposes? wtf is the point of this forum?
Welcome to Meso. That is harm reduction… just with seasoning.

The usual process is: you ask a question, get lightly roasted, called a retard in three different ways, and then someone actually gives you solid advice. No one’s mad, that’s just the culture here.

Also, pro tip for harm reduction: the search bar. Type your question in and you’ll find 10 threads where it’s already been argued, overanalyzed, and solved. Saves time and reduces harm to your sanity.
 
Welcome to Meso. That is harm reduction… just with seasoning.

The usual process is: you ask a question, get lightly roasted, called a retard in three different ways, and then someone actually gives you solid advice. No one’s mad, that’s just the culture here.

Also, pro tip for harm reduction: the search bar. Type your question in and you’ll find 10 threads where it’s already been argued, overanalyzed, and solved. Saves time and reduces harm to your sanity.
haha yea im over it, dude seems cool just both were in bad moods im sure. thanks boss.
 
haha yea im over it, dude seems cool just both were in bad moods im sure. thanks boss.
Asked some stuff on one of your threads if you are still wanting some questions answered. And I am cool im just a dick sometimes, I was giving the business with my original account 14-15 years ago. But I’m still here and much better off for it.
 
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Agreed. There are some microscopic photos out there that show how a syringe will barb up and the coating come off after pulling from a vial. Plus getting 200-300 syringes is pretty cheap and so are needles.
Interesting. What would the protocol be for using insulin syringes then if the needle is already destroyed from piercing the vial once?
 
Interesting. What would the protocol be for using insulin syringes then if the needle is already destroyed from piercing the vial once?
Good question. I’ve always only pierced the insulin syringe once and will use. But, I buy a higher quality insulin pin. I can tell you the difference can be felt. But for oils I think most of us use a draw needle and inject needle then toss it all. I won’t pierce numerous stoppers with my insulin pins. It’s just a practice I use to reduce risk. Would you like the link to some high quality insulin pins? It’s not necessarily destroyed and if it comes off that way it wasn’t my intent. If y it r mixing numerous peptides you can always use a regular syringe and switch to a 30ga.
 
Interesting. What would the protocol be for using insulin syringes then if the needle is already destroyed from piercing the vial once?
It wouldn’t be “destroyed” but would definitely not be as sharp as before. Many people backload insulin syringes to avoid this. Stopper material is also a consideration. For example, the only time I will use an insulin syringe to both draw and inject is with a silicone stopper, because they are so soft and do very little damage to the needle.

Also, using the same needle to drawn and inject is a different than repeatedly using the same needle to draw. How do you even maintain sterility doing that?
 
For all my peptides, I use the same Easy Touch insulin needles for both drawing and injecting. I have made the mistake of piercing the vial twice with the same needle and definitely notice a difference in sharpness and pain when doing so. Would not recommend.

For test, I've always used a larger gauge luer lock needle to draw and a smaller gauge luer lock needle to inject. BD for both, individually wrapped. Toss after single use.
 
Good question. I’ve always only pierced the insulin syringe once and will use. But, I buy a higher quality insulin pin. I can tell you the difference can be felt. But for oils I think most of us use a draw needle and inject needle then toss it all. I won’t pierce numerous stoppers with my insulin pins. It’s just a practice I use to reduce risk. Would you like the link to some high quality insulin pins? It’s not necessarily destroyed and if it comes off that way it wasn’t my intent. If y it r mixing numerous peptides you can always use a regular syringe and switch to a 30ga.
Yes please send link. I have just been using amazon pins and they are junk.
 
For all my peptides, I use the same Easy Touch insulin needles for both drawing and injecting. I have made the mistake of piercing the vial twice with the same needle and definitely notice a difference in sharpness and pain when doing so. Would not recommend.

For test, I've always used a larger gauge luer lock needle to draw and a smaller gauge luer lock needle to inject. BD for both, individually wrapped. Toss after single use.
I’m going to DM you a much better insulin pin
 
Interesting. What would the protocol be for using insulin syringes then if the needle is already destroyed from piercing the vial once?

It wouldn’t be “destroyed” but would definitely not be as sharp as before. Many people backload insulin syringes to avoid this. Stopper material is also a consideration. For example, the only time I will use an insulin syringe to both draw and inject is with a silicone stopper, because they are so soft and do very little damage to the needle.

Also, using the same needle to drawn and inject is a different than repeatedly using the same needle to draw. How do you even maintain sterility doing that?

This is super old school, but there was a study on type 1 diabetics who used to inject WAY more frequently than any GLP1 karens or tiktok peptide bro's

They would typically use the same needle for 6 injections on average

To clarify: 6 times piercing the insulin vial and 6 times being injected, the same pin

They reported no discomfort or infections; just did it for convenience (nothing to do with price or saving a buck)
 
When was your ment purchased, and did you have the new (black) or old caps?

I have a full vial of ment at Jano now to be tested. It’s the new stoppers and black caps. I suspect I should have results before to long. Also doing GCMS.
Yeah, black caps. Bought at the end of December
 
This is super old school, but there was a study on type 1 diabetics who used to inject WAY more frequently than any GLP1 karens or tiktok peptide bro's

They would typically use the same needle for 6 injections on average

To clarify: 6 times piercing the insulin vial and 6 times being injected, the same pin

They reported no discomfort or infections; just did it for convenience (nothing to do with price or saving a buck)
Yeah im old don’t rub it in lol
 
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