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[verylargeshoes]

Staphylococcus among other germs live on our skin. Which is fine until you get it inside your body via injection. I’m not annal about most things but cleaning the injection site, the tops of vials and using new needles are a requirement 100% of the time.

About 12 years ago I watched my next door neighbor suffer from a series of (or one recurrent?) MRSA infections. She barely made it. No, thanks, I’ll swab EVERYTHING.

 

[TallandSmall]

Legend has it George Washington did a quad shot through his jeans before he crossed the Delaware

 

[Ghoul]

About 12 years ago I watched my next door neighbor suffer from a series of (or one recurrent?) MRSA infections. She barely made it. No, thanks, I’ll swab EVERYTHING.

I went so far down this rabbit hole I tried to find out if there might be some be fit to getting asymptomatic infections. You know, the whole "exercise is good for your immune system" thing we've probably all heard.

TLDR: No, the adult immune system neither benefits from nor requires "exercise". It's all negative when it has to respond to anything. (Mainly because it uses a "flamethrower to kill a fly" approach, damaging healthy cells almost every time).

 

[verylargeshoes]

That's really the crux of the argument around filtering.

While the occasional tiny blood vessel asymptomatically going necrotic because of a subvisible chunk of rubber stopper

Brother Ghoul, I am pleased to say that I have accepted our lord and savior 0.22um PTFE Filter into my heart and am transubstantiating the contents of every sourced vial through a filter into an empty sterile receptacle, religiously, without fail. (Almost. We are all sinners.)

But how does that address the risk of rubber stopper particles? Are you talk about using an inline filter when injecting or …?

 

[verylargeshoes]

I went so far down this rabbit hole I tried to find out if there might be some be fit to getting asymptomatic infections. You know, the whole "exercise is good for your immune system" thing we've probably all heard.

I remember the “hygiene hypothesis” being a popular explanation for autoimmune conditions a long time back, and there was a credible narrative for it. But the lack of “immune exercise” was I believe only important during early, developmental periods, and was specific to exposure to certain infectious/parasitic species. So not so much an “exercise” analogy at all, I guess.

 

[Elektrobot]

Staphylococcus among other germs live on our skin. Which is fine until you get it inside your body via injection. I’m not annal about most things but cleaning the injection site, the tops of vials and using new needles are a requirement 100% of the time.

Everyone get one of these little pumpy thingies from Amazon, fill it with 70% isopropyl, and take the 3 seconds to use it

Amazon.com: Noverlife 6Oz / 180ml Clear Acetone Pump Dispenser with Cap, Cone Glass Rubbing Alcohol Dispenser Push Down Nail Polish Remover Pump for Makeup Remover, Leak-Proof Press Glass Bottle for Makeup : Beauty & Personal Care

Amazon.com: Noverlife 6Oz / 180ml Clear Acetone Pump Dispenser with Cap, Cone Glass Rubbing Alcohol Dispenser Push Down Nail Polish Remover Pump for Makeup Remover, Leak-Proof Press Glass Bottle for Makeup : Beauty & Personal Care

a.co

 

[sionnach]

Brother Ghoul, I am pleased to say that I have accepted our lord and savior 0.22um PTFE Filter into my heart and am transubstantiating the contents of every sourced vial through a filter into an empty sterile receptacle, religiously, without fail. (Almost. We are all sinners.)

Based and seamonkey-pilled

 

[Mastedon]

Brother Ghoul, I am pleased to say that I have accepted our lord and savior 0.22um PTFE Filter into my heart and am transubstantiating the contents of every sourced vial through a filter into an empty sterile receptacle, religiously, without fail. (Almost. We are all sinners.)

But how does that address the risk of rubber stopper particles? Are you talk about using an inline filter when injecting or …?

I was looking for sterile vials too but remember your post (with others chiming in) regarding the flurotec expired ones then the ALK ones (out of stock). Are you using the flurotec, ALK or Ks-tec or Ultratec or were there other ones that there was some sort of consensus on?

 

[sionnach]

I was looking for sterile vials too but remember your post (with others chiming in) regarding the flurotec expired ones then the ALK ones (out of stock). Are you using the flurotec, ALK or Ks-tec or Ultratec or were there other ones that there was some sort of consensus on?

I never had issues with KsTec, but then @Ghoul and @readalot had to chime in with horror stories and I'm back to full blown paranoia again.

 

[CHIEF M]

Does anyone know what type of tops they use at iv drip places looks like a permanent top to connect syringe and draw out oils so don’t have to keep pinning the top idk if I explained right or anyone has seen before but seen at some hormone clinics and iv places

 

[Mastedon]

I never had issues with KsTec, but then @Ghoul and @readalot had to chime in with horror stories and I'm back to full blown paranoia again.

Haha ok thanks for the heads up. I'll skip the KsTec and hope others chime in. I'll pay a bit more for something good (minus the paranoia).

 

[Photon]

Can you give the reasoning for this? I always absorb advice better when it's explained. Trust, but verify

I personally try to avoid sources that have a large online presence. Ideally no website, hard to find, etc. Best is order via email and nothing else. Sadly I did end up ordering from a few, PPL and Arail for e.g. I just hope they're not storing info in the cloud and that it's all well protected in terms of cybersecurity.

 

[CHIEF M]

Found these should work for multi use and won’t get subbed stopper pieces

 

[CHIEF M]

View: https://youtu.be/0o6I4WiNIU0?si=b0FfBYOflDuhPNn9

 

[verylargeshoes]

Does anyone know what type of tops they use at iv drip places looks like a permanent top to connect syringe and draw out oils so don’t have to keep pinning the top idk if I explained right or anyone has seen before but seen at some hormone clinics and iv places

The fun thing about some of the "vial spikes" is that they degrade when exposed to common AAS solvents like BA and BB. Single-use glass ampoules for the win? Except for, I guess, injecting glass particles.

 

[sionnach]

Does anyone know what type of tops they use at iv drip places looks like a permanent top to connect syringe and draw out oils so don’t have to keep pinning the top idk if I explained right or anyone has seen before but seen at some hormone clinics and iv places

You might be talking about a vial spike.

 

[Mastedon]

Haha ok thanks for the heads up. I'll skip the KsTec and hope others chime in. I'll pay a bit more for something good (minus the paranoia).

I'll go with the Med Lab Ultra Spec if I don't hear anything else but will keep searching in the meantime.

 

[Mastedon]

The fun thing about some of the "vial spikes" is that they degrade when exposed to common AAS solvents like BA and BB. Single-use glass ampoules for the win? Except for, I guess, injecting glass particles.

Yeah I bought some vial spikes and now I'm worried about degradation after seeing posts of plastic parts in oil.

 

[Rebelscum81]

The fun thing about some of the "vial spikes" is that they degrade when exposed to common AAS solvents like BA and BB. Single-use glass ampoules for the win? Except for, I guess, injecting glass particles.

This is/was my problem with the BD vial spike. The top fell off because our oils ate away the glue

 

[sionnach]

I personally try to avoid sources that have a large online presence. Ideally no website, hard to find, etc. Best is order via email and nothing else. Sadly I did end up ordering from a few, PPL and Arail for e.g. I just hope they're not storing info in the cloud and that it's all well protected in terms of cybersecurity.

Arail seems opsec-minded. (Don't tell @Primal_Pharma I go to other pages! It's not cheating, I'm just checking out her ass!)