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hcg injection advice.

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Hi, what is your most preferred
Method of filling insulin syringe ?
To fill it from behind?
Or just poking through the rubber and then suck up and injetere .
I have 29g insulin syringes. With welded needle.
I have searched a lot about it . But 'm still not sure

KHAMERPHARMA's picture

Hello,

How did it go? You can draw HCG through the needle even its an single use insuline syringe, do not fill it from behind as you can add bacteria to the syringe!

Do the sub-injection 5cm around your belly dot.

bigboy's picture

Thanks for the replies . I try and see how it goes.
Was just nervous about that small needle

Baby Herc's picture

I use 29g 1/2", I draw and inject with same needle, never a problem. Painless little thing.

TrenjaminFranklin's picture

Ummm. What? How exactly would you fill a syringe from behind?

irongame427's picture

Back load it. Draw it into a syringe, take out another syringe take the plunger out and put the needle of the syringe that's filled and shoot the hcg into the new syringe and then put the plunger back in. That way the needles totally fresh and not dull from putting it thru the stopper to draw.

Op: I just use a 30g 5/16. Draw it up and shoot.

bigboy's picture

Thanks for explaining it . It was just what I meant

TrenjaminFranklin's picture

That just seems superfluous, particularly for a subQ inject.

Didn't know people did that though. Thanks for elaborating.

irongame427's picture

I would never ever do it for a sub q shot. But i do when I'm shooting gear with a slin pin. You know how long it would take it pull 1ml of oil thru a 30g lol? So ill draw with my 21g and then backload the slin pin and inject.

killroy's picture

It takes about 10 mins! Drip drip drop llol. Trust me I know ... I am neurotic about being sterile and taking the plunger out skeeves me out a bit

vhman's picture

Sometimes it can dull your pin, especially if your stopper is very thick. Some stoppers are thick on the outside and if you hit that part, you've really dulled your needle. I've done that and I've just gotten a whole need pin. Less work and less chance for contamination.