posted Tue, 01/28/2014 - 06:42
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How "thick"/viscous is Test-Suspension?
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Hey guys!
What gauge of needle should be used to inject Test-Suspension?
I read very conflicting reports from Insulin/30 down to 21...
Seems to be related to how well the susp is made (microcrystalline)... Some clog needles, while others don't...
If that's the case, anybody know which are the best/thinnest types/brands of suspension?
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RustyhookerYou're BRAND searching in a forum. Against the rules!
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I like an 18 gauge for H20 suspension. Keeps shit real and you don't have to worry about clogging the syringe.
But then again, not everyone is badass enough to use and 18 gauge. 
You can get away with a 22 gauge, but you have to keep working the plunger back and forth sometimes to get it all out. Definitely draw with an 18 gauge.
Suspension is a micro crystalline powder in water. I've had it jam a 22 gage, but that's mostly what I use. You will not get suspension to flow through a slin pin. The viscosity is too high.
Damn, i thought they make an oil base Test suspension? I guess that depends who you buy it from
You are referring to TNE?
I mean h2o-suspension... There must be some pharma-suspensions that can be used with a slin-pin, read it on many sites... Also read that most UG-lab h2o will clog needles like you mentioned...
Some dude even used a 18 gauge... :-O
I'm looking for which of the pharma-grade suspensions is the best/thinnest that can be used with slin or the closest to it...
Usually use a 23g
I'm hoping to find a brand that might flow through an insulin-type syringe (or next best one that still works)...
But I'm having trouble finding anecdotal evidence about thickness off different brands on the interwebz...