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GoingAesthetic, if that black circle in that image is where you are injecting, then you are injecting the wrong spot. You need to shoot in the upper left quadrant
Your best bet with injection sites is to rotate them. You should be pinning quads and glutes both, that way each site gets hit only once a week.
How long of a syringe are you using for glutes? I saw somewhere in this thread, but it was metric. Most Yanks try to use a 1.5" pin for the glutes.
Did you get bloodwork done before cycle? are you planning on getting mid cycle and after cycle bloodwork done? It's valuable information to have.
They make bloodwork a little easier here in the states, you can spend about $60 and have the results emailed to you in a few days.
Next time you get a chance, pick up some 3.5cm needles. these will make sure you get all the way in the glute. Use the 2.5's on quads or delts.
I think you need to teach yourself to be self reliant with the pinning. You cant always rely on your cycle buddy.
Anyway, I would recommend trying the ventroglute. I found that to be the easiest to self pin and fairly PIP free. Its in your hip area where your leg meets your pelvis. Google it
Delts are another option but Id start with .5ml since they are smaller
Not a fan of quads but others love it. End of the day you should try the different major sites to see what you tolerate the best.
Subscribed, my only critique is that you did not do your research beforehand. I am too going into medicine next year; I am also 21 but I held off for almost a year for reasons beside knowledge of the drug. I am starting 500 mg/week of Test E on the 7th of next week. However before I introduce any substance that will permanently change the chemistry of my body, I'm getting a thorough report on my body. From experiences thourgh interactions with vets on forums and people in the gym, every cycle will have variables; the only thing you can do is limit the adverse side effects.
