Bubble problems?
Question for people, just got something new to me, always do the same 4 together, test e, Tren E, Boldenone and this time I managed to get masteron e as opposed to p. Now I normally draw it all up into one, and by the time I'm ready to inject it looks nice. this new one, although I'm not too concerned after reading plenty good reports, when I've drawn it all up and shaken it to mix, left millions of air bubbles that I couldn't get rid, even after heating syringe under warm water. Seems super thick as was hard to push plunger even when warm. This is my first experience of this happening after several cycles. Should I be worried at all? Everything else seems totally fine. Should I perhaps next time leave the barrel on the side for a bit and allow the tiniest of bubbles to rise into one or is this common and minor? Perhaps it was just a bad shake. Thanks guys
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sean84Thanks guys. Didn't realise bubbles in IM isn't such a problem. Did flick vigoursly but they didn't shift. it looked odd compared to how I've ever seen it.
And yes, 2 ml every 3 days.
.5ml test e,Tren E, Boldenone and masteron e. Only doing 2ml every 3 days to equal 1ml of each a week. I do this to avoid having to inject 4 ml in one spot or 2 2shots on same day. I find this works best for me and keeps levels consistent
TronI actually asked a nurse on time when she was giving me and intramuscular injection about air bubbles in a syringe. She told the syringes actually have a little air bubble stopper at the very top. I had never heard of this until she told me but I have injected delts before and actually watched the gear go in as an air bubble stayed at the top of the syringe and burst on it's own.. and I've done this a few times.
Bubble shouldnt be an issue for IM injection.
Exactly. I actually leave a small pocket of air to help expel everything in the syringe.
GearofWarSo reading your other post it seems like you're loading a total of 2ML of gear into a single pin? If that's accurate then there shouldn't be any issue. A 2ml load is pretty standard, and low even in some circles. As far as the bubbles go, you're just fine. If you're really worried(and you shouldn't be) about the bubbles flick your barrel vigorously. That SHOULD push them to the top, allowing you to purge them from the rig. I always pull a bit of air into my syringe when I inject anyways. It's called the air lock technique. The air-lock technique is used only for intramuscular injection. Its purpose is twofold- A)To make sure all the medication you have drawn from the vial enters the syringe. And B) To seal the needle exit track so that no medication leaks into the subcutaneous tissue.
How many mls are you pinning?