Assistance is needed with the reconstitution with 31g, 5/16" insulin syringe

[myrandomusername]

I don't have a longer needle syringe and am wondering if I can reconstitute a 10 mg Tirze vial with 1 ml of BAC water using a 1 ml, 5/16" (8mm) 31g insulin syringe. It seems 8mm might not be long enough to inject the BAC water into the vial or am I wrong and should just push/inject the water into the vial with no problems slowly. Could you advise

 

[Sampei]

I don't have a longer needle syringe and am wondering if I can reconstitute a 10 mg Tirze vial with 1 ml of BAC water using a 1 ml, 5/16" (8mm) 31g insulin syringe. It seems 8mm might not be long enough to inject the BAC water into the vial or am I wrong and should just push/inject the water into the vial with no problems slowly. Could you advise?

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[Ghoul]

8mm is fine. Just make sure you're dead center into the stopper. After wiping it with an alcohol swab and letting it dry ofc

 

[myrandomusername]

8mm is fine. Just make sure you're dead center into the stopper. After wiping it with an alcohol swab and letting it dry ofc

Worked like a charm, thanks for not laughing

 

[Ghoul]

Worked like a charm, thanks for not laughing

Feel free to ask whatever you want to know. We were all new to this once, it's not all obvious, and better to ask and be safe.

 

[Tawny]

I don't have a longer needle syringe and am wondering if I can reconstitute a 10 mg Tirze vial with 1 ml of BAC water using a 1 ml, 5/16" (8mm) 31g insulin syringe. It seems 8mm might not be long enough to inject the BAC water into the vial or am I wrong and should just push/inject the water into the vial with no problems slowly. Could you advise

Yes it is just make sure you don’t slam the back water in too fast. I make sure to hit the sides and let it flow slow!!

 

[Strongerhope]

i usually fill 3ml to make it easier for dosing. easier to measure.

 

[Ghoul]

i usually fill 3ml to make it easier for dosing. easier to measure.

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