An injection question.
What's good, brothers?
I wanted to ask all of you a question regarding needle usage and so forth. Medical experience notwithstanding, the technical intricacies associated with an intramuscular injection are not a foreign concept to me, but I would like some assistance with the following: At present, I have 20 amps of test enanthate for my cycle and I want to know what gauge would be ideal for drawing it up while simultaneously working to mitigate the prospect of scar tissue development. The liquid contained in the ampoules doesn't appear to be overly viscous when agitated and will probably administer rather easily, provided the needle is large enough. I anticipate injecting twice weekly. My studies have led me to believe that a 23 gauge instrument would be ideal for my purposes, but I'd like you guys to weigh in before I commit to purchasing a box of rigs.
I could ask this question ten times and receive ten different answers, but some consistency in opinion will help me to settle on something definitive.
Thanks for everything,
-Swolehermit
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No reason to be injecting with anything larger than 25g. Draw with whatever you want. The bigger it is the quicker it is. That's all.
I agree 25 is all I use.
I draw with a 23g needle, and use a 25g needle for every site.
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bigmurphSwole I prefer to use a larger say 20-23 gauge to pull oil out of amp but I also like heating the amps prior were not talking about fry chicken wings hot just hot to make oil liquefy. Pull oil switch needle to size depending on what the thickness of your oil i go with 25 gauge 1 inch to 1.5 inch depending on inj site. That's my preference.
Please use the search function. We had this topic a couple of times already and you can find all the info you need. Actually, just recently we had a topic discussing this
Sorry, still acclimating myself with the forum. I'll make it a point to use the search function again in the future before posting.