injecting too high on glute

Because sometimes I need to inject 3 cc at once. Who wants to do 3 slin pins that go just below the dermis in this case? Faster, simpler, and more assured of deep tissue to use the glutes, especially the ventrogluteal area, the deepest, most painless "sweet spot" on the body.

Respects,
Solo

u piece of trash talking scum!;) ..NO DUDE IM JOKING WITH YOU TOTALLY [:o)]
YOUR ALWAYS A GOOD SMART GUY SOLO AND YEA YOU ARE TOTALLY RIGHT I WOULDNT EVEN DO 3CC / 3 SLIP PINS ...YEA IF I WAS INJECTING THAT MUCH AT ONCE ID USE LARGE NEEDLES I GUESS ...I USE LIKE 1CC AT A TIME and just inject more frequently to keep stable levels in my blood
you are totally right solo if your using 3cc at a time then you either have to use 3 slip pin injects or you could put it in your glute with a large needle ...i just hate big needles and i have never once injected in glute ...only legs and arms and it works for me - much respect solo :)
 
actually there are several very good reasons slins are not used medically and are they considered a reasonable option. (they may be gtg in experienced aas mates whom are pinning relatively small volumes, imo)

included are;

1) the number of injections required. For example if your using qod 100mg injections of mast, tren and t-p that's 3cc which requires 3-6 syringes and 3-6 injections

2) another problem with "slins" is the difficulty encountered when withdrawing the aas from the vial. That's because many insulin needles are affixed to the syringe. Ergo if the needle is fixed to the syringe really the only means of filling the cartridge is to "backfill".
The latter is not only cumbersome but also a less than an ideal means of maintaining sterility.

(the use of tuberculin syringes is a great means of circumventing problem #2 but are considerably more expensive)

3) no doubt pinning 3-6 times and filling several syringes for each "pinning session" is more time consuming compared to one cartridge.

4) finally using slins is not something i would recommend a novice attempt without first becoming familiar with formal parenteral (im) injections. That's because the technique actually "pins" sub-q fat which delays absorption and otherwise significantly alters the drugs
pharmacokinetics.
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Jim :)

i agree with most of this with large volumes {more then 1cc per day} in injects ...i always backfill without problems and even put peptides in same slin pin as my test/equi ...also believe it or not i use the same syringe and needle entire cycle to backfill the slin as that backfilling syringe and needle only ever goes into the vials and then backfills and nothing else to get dirty.....i see no reason to wast syringes and needles to backfill as long as you keep it clean because it has no time to get dirty all it does is go into vials and then go into back of slin pins

- let me know everyones thoughts on that please
 
I started a thread after I aspirated blood in my syringe from my last injection. I forgot to mention there I might've gone too high, too, somewhere around the same area in glutes you described.
 
As Solo and I both have mentioned a 3cc injection which is not at all uncommon takes considerably less time and is much less cumbersome, IME.
 
So its seems that once you stay on the outside of the cheek you shouldn't hit the sciatic nerve correct
 
Correct but that's a pretty deep structure and should not be "hit" unless you get close (2-3") to the sacrum.

Additionally the S.nerve is formed by the combination of several nerve roots at the BASE of the Ischium (the part of the glutes you sit on).

Just stay a couple inches above "the gluteal part you sit on" and the sacrum and problems should be minimized considerably!
 
My Goodness what muscle is that, lol!

Locate a non-BB non-AAS site fella because their suggestions are anyones guess, IMO.
 
My Goodness what muscle is that, lol!

Locate a non-BB non-AAS site fella because their suggestions are anyones guess, IMO.

Thats what I thought. I'm going to have to watch some medical videos on IM injections tonight as tomorrow I'll be pinning.
 
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