Correct?...The sterile vials I filter into (which happens with every recon I do) come with a solid stopper...not that 'V' shaped one like the original stopper found on the vials the peps arrive in....Now and then, the needle simply folds while trying to push it in....
Flash-BCR said:
6 at minimum each day...on GLP day it's 7, though since adding sema that's now x3 per week....Before that it was even higher, until I eventually gave in and started loading 2-3 different peps into a single syringe for one pep....
What's giving me the most trouble at the moment is getting through that 'thickened vinyl like skin' on my belly that a lot of people here link to the daily GHK-Cu doses (I'm at like 4+ months now).
Even when I try to 'dart' the syringe in, there's resistance and the needle has to 'pop' through...kinda disturbing....
With the ones I've got, there's never been a problem. I don't know whether you came across my post yesterday about injecting my wife's Tirz, but the needle went in rough and she told me it hurt. Either the syringe was a bad one, or the mistake was mine. I felt awful about it. It's happened to me too in the past.Flash-BCR said:
Correct?...The sterile vials I filter into (which happens with every recon I do) come with a solid stopper...not that 'V' shaped one like the original stopper found on the vials the peps arrive in....Now and then, the needle simply folds while trying to push it in....
For roughly 2 years I've been following the same routine (though I skip cleaning the needles and the air plunge step), and I've never run into a problem with sterility/infection or with harming the peptides.ssmith said:
With multiple peptides that I was trying a day it was adding up to 3 or 4 syringes. I now only use one. I load the the first peptide and then inject. Before loading the second peptide I draw air in and then plung it out a couple times, wiping the needle with an alcohol pad in-between plunging the air out. I have been doing this for months with out any problems. Does anyone else do something like this? Thanks again for everyone opinions.
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If you were injecting KPV, GHK, and BPC on a daily basis, you'd end up looking like that too....you ought to pick some up...
However many are needed!
Yeah, plenty of folks here seem horrified by the OP reusing syringes and needles, but as far as I know those worries are purely theoretical. I doubt you could actually point to people who've been harmed by doing this.
I only found out today that this was even a thing people do....
Most of my 40 years behind the wheel were spent unbuckled.
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Grogu said:
Really?
I nearly made a sarcastic comment — something along the lines of how I've reused one needle ever since my first tirzepatide dose 20 months ago, giving it a wipe between injections and keeping it tucked in the couch cushions — but I thought better of it, since that could come across poorly.
All joking aside: after you've put that needle into yourself, it isn't sterile anymore, and neither is the syringe. Pulling in air and pushing it back out, or swabbing the needle down with alcohol, won't make it sterile again. Syringes cost so little that I really can't justify rolling those dice.
It's good that no infection has hit you and that things have gone fine up to this point, but honestly it sounds a lot like Russian roulette.
I'm asking you not to do that. A syringe runs you $0.23, or $0.92 for 4 — your health and well-being are worth far more than that.ssmith said:
With multiple peptides that I was trying a day it was adding up to 3 or 4 syringes. I now only use one. I load the the first peptide and then inject. Before loading the second peptide I draw air in and then plung it out a couple times, wiping the needle with an alcohol pad in-between plunging the air out. I have been doing this for months with out any problems. Does anyone else do something like this? Thanks again for everyone opinions.
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On a typical day, just 1. When it's a glp day, I use 2.
