Hello guys.
I bought some 29gx1/2" insulin syringes with fixed pin from *******.com for my HCG shots.
Can I use this particular syringe both to draw and inject, since the needle cannot be swapped?
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Yes, Id just clean the vial before drawing. I do the same thing
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Thanks for your response, Living.
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I asked a similar question about IGF. The company wrote me an email and told me to use the same to draw as to inject. I don't usually do this with AAS
so I am a little skeptical since the needle will be smaller and thinner.
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HCG is water. There is absolutely no difficulty drawing it up with a 29g or 30g pin.
A rubber stopper will dull it a little, so don't fuck up. If you draw blood on your first injection site, that second stab will suck.
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When I use HCG I put the how mixure in a 3cc syringe and when I'm ready to do my shot, I take the needle off the 3cc syringe and stick the insulin needle in the hole where you unscrewed the pin on the 3cc syringe. It's alot easier and the insulin pin doesn't have to go through any rubber stoppers. I'm doing the same thing with my IGF I'm taking right now.
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