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+ 4 Drawing from a Vial 1 handed?!!

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Given I am going to be an immobilizer Sling in 2 weeks time post surgery, I have been running through a number of potential issues I may encounter whilst only having the use of 1 hand.

Aside from the obvious ones such as Arse wiping and milking the snake (which Milky assures me he is gonna come over and take care of) I have come across a major problem - How the Hell do you draw from a Vial one handed?

I live alone so getting someone to draw and administer isn't really an option - only things I can think of is Pre loading a tonne of barrels for 6 weeks worth which I don't really want to have to do or maybe buying some kind of clamp stand that can hold a vial whilst drawing with a syringe - anyone been through this and have a solution or any ideas at all? Scratch one-s head

Steeltoad777's picture

Theres a dude that rolls blunts on youtube with no hands. I gotta believe you can teach yourself to draw with one hand. Didnt that dude with no hands or feet just get convinced for shooting somebody with they were driving or somethin!? Lol

I have no doubt youll make a way Press!

Steeltoad777's picture

I could show ya how in a video.

Spool's picture

I’m just going to say it’s possible to draw one handed, and pin one handed, leftie and rightie.

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shredski's picture

Vial spikes would make this endeavor a lot easier imo

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press1's picture

Can you try doing it one handed mate next time you pin - are you sure the vial won't leak when holding it via just the barrel underneath?

shredski's picture

I did just for you buddy and it did not leak it will definitely take some getting use to but totally attainable

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press1's picture

We want pictures or it didn't happen Bro!!! LMFAO Lol

shredski's picture

Damn you’re a needy one lol idk if my wife walks in to me doing this I might end up in a padded wall vacay lol. But seriously the hardest part was spinning on and off the syringe but really not bad at all. I’m also an ex junkie so I’ve done some shit one handed while driving that the normal folk would think it’s impossible so there’s that lol

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KaiGreene’sGrapefruit's picture

Damn right. Same here. I think we were actually a step above the expectations of the dept of motor vehicles. At least when actually awake while driving

Glad that shit is in the rear view. Pun intended --

shredski's picture

Facts big dawg. Still amazing I’m still here and never hurt anyone (while driving) I’ve had my list of emotional damage lol

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Min Diesel's picture

I came here to say this!!!

OscarWildwood's picture

I almost bought a few spikes, but then I was like how do you alcohol sanitize them before each usage? I found the little cleaning caps someone posted - maybe @Jahbabble ? They seemed like they were a dollar a pop. Just didn’t seem economical for daily pinning. Buying an extra draw needle seemed cheaper. Maybe I just needed to find a different supplier.

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shredski's picture

Just swab the top and they have caps to put on to make sure they stay clean where u store them they are amazing

Tbh way cleaner swabbing these compared to vial tops

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OscarWildwood's picture

I was thinking the caps had like a built in alcohol pad and that you had to use a new cap every time to sanitize. So you just reuse the caps? That would make it way more economical. I guess I was just overcomplicating it.

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shredski's picture

Yea I use one cap per spike I swab it when I use it and swab it when I’m done pop the cap back on once I’m done with the vial chuck the whole thing new vial, new spike, new cap.

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OscarWildwood's picture

Edit: actually I think that would work. Below is another option, but it is a more expensive than the US.

https://www.vetimmune.co.uk/products/bottle-adaptor

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press1's picture

Excellent find buddy!!

Jahbabble's picture

The caps do have some sort of disinfecting pad inside them. I got a box of 270 for $56, so about 20 cents each. They're way expensive on Amazon

Someone please call me out of the screenshot is against the rules

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OscarWildwood's picture

Thanks guys! Gonna take another deep dive and probably snag some. Sorry for hijacking your thread @press1

This looks like it’d definitely help out not having to change draw/pin needles. Not sure on a great option for those small, tedious peptide vials. Guess Milky’s just gonna have to take a sabbatical from work and move in.

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press1's picture

Feel free to talk all you want on my posts mate, that's what they are here for - to get everyone talking to each other! Good

pricese27's picture

I am trying one of these for the first time right now. First draw I did not think it was working the barrel filled so fast and clear. Game changer!

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press1's picture

I've never used one buddy so not sure how it works?

shredski's picture

A vial spike is a transfer device that attaches to the rubber stopper of a vial and creates a convenient access port for withdrawing liquid. They’re commonly used in medical settings to reduce repeated needle punctures of the stopper.

In general:

  • The spike is inserted through the vial’s rubber stopper and remains in place.
  • It provides a connection point that can be accessed repeatedly without using a new needle to puncture the stopper each time.
  • Many designs include an air vent or filter to help equalize pressure as liquid is removed.
  • A syringe can then be connected to withdraw the solution through the spike’s port.

Potential advantages include:

  • Less wear on the vial stopper.
  • Faster repeated withdrawals.
  • Reduced risk of coring (small pieces of rubber being cut from the stopper).

You would just have to spin the luer lock syringe onto the port draw back and then put it needle on it’s definitely attainable with one arm

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press1's picture

Just looked and they are £10 each on ebay - does that sound about right?

shredski's picture

I only paid $2.30 a piece for them at a med supply here in the states. I guess you guys don’t have that great of access to med supplies there in the UK?

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press1's picture

I've found them for £5 each now - it seems they haven't caught on here yet so people who sell them are charging a lot for them LOL Most of them are for sale in the US atm.

press1's picture

AAAHhhh I see how it would work now matey!!!! GOOD ONE

I wonder where you can buy them over here then?

Shelbster's picture

Bottom end vial into mouth & pray you poke the stopper & not an eye.. now in regards to ass wiping…

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pricese27's picture

By the replies I have seen here the prison wallet might be an option to hold the vial also.....

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press1's picture

And pray I also don't choke on the vial LMAO

pricese27's picture

The vial is not for practice....

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Asa's picture

Depending on how well I could clench my asshole, I would attempt to snug it up in there and carefully find the stopper with the needle lmao

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Tanman's picture

I don't think loading the barrell will be the problem, hold the vial in you sling hand and draw with your free hand. Depending on how often you pin you may run out of sites since you can only reach half your body lol.

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press1's picture

Problem is pal - If my right hand is in an immobilizer sling which effectively locks your right hand in against the bottom left of your stomach (you cannot move it out in front of you at all) then I would be drawing with my left hand blind from the vial and am not going to be able to see where the oil is drawing to in the vial as I cannot hold the barrel up out in front of me.

Tanman's picture

Ah well, let the lord decide how much you injecting for the day lol. The vial spike @shredski recommended is pretty good idea though. I used one for a little while, super easy to draw or push back in the vial if you draw to much. Probably wouldn't take long to get the hang of it.

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press1's picture

LMAO I guess I could just go TRT but NPP is supposed to be great for collagen turnover and regeneration in tendons so I think it will help. Really not sure if BPC is going to somehow increase vascularity in the area that is being stitched back together, I guess we will see. Will be interesting to see if he will order another MRI to see or confirm when it is healed - did your Doctor do this?

Jahbabble's picture

I have my test and NPP mixed in a vial with a spike on it, makes for a quick pull every morning

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press1's picture

And what about the Steroids lol

Jahbabble's picture

Why do you think I take all the exotic preworkouts? The aggression helps

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Tanman's picture

He did not, he didn't feel it was necessary. Based on my ROM and strength on my last visit he felt I was good to go.

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SeeOhShow's picture

You’ll still have use of your hand lmao. Just because your arm is immobilized doesn’t mean you can’t use a hand to hold something like a vial

Milfpounder's picture

I'm actually aboutta pin here in a bit and I'm gonna try doing it one handed from start to finish like the helpless, disabled gimp you're aspiring to be.

sandman3698's picture

Lay on its side after inserting the syringe. Pull back with just fingers. Definitely going to be a pain in the ass anyway.

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press1's picture

Blimey - now that is thinking outside the box matey!! That may just work, lets see if Milky is able to do it LMAO I guess reconstituting a BPC vial will just be a balancing act (or prep some vials for the fridge beforehand)

Milfpounder's picture

Just pin 6 weeks worth all at once pre surgery

Problem = solved

Shelbster's picture

Disregard my suggestion, I now second this one!!

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sandman3698's picture

Regular wünderkind

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Cypher2377's picture

If you plan on injecting with the same pin that you’re drawing with I believe it can be manageable, the thing that comes to my mind, is to f you switch out needles, say 18-20g to draw with, and switching to a smaller needle, changing the tips out would be a bitch and prob not gonna happen with one hand