Injecting

[mid life crisis]

Bro's,

I seem to have gotten in the habbit of slow injections, in that I mean slowly pushing the needle into the muscle, i.e., like 10-15 seconds for a 1" pin.

Anyone else do this? Or do you go just pop it in quickly?

 

[MaxRep]

I'm just curious as to why in the world you would do it that way? Have you ever seen a nurse or Dr. give a shot that way?

MaxRep

 

[dolfe1]

I like to pop it in real quick and sometimes I just slide it in real slow, depends on my mood and who is on the receiving end.

 

[jeeps]

i do this to when i am doing bicep shots. For some reason i go real slow. I just cant stab.

 

[dolfe1]

I love to stab.

 

[VDC]

Docs and nurses are busy,,,Its so much a part of their lives they hardly notice or givce it any thought,,,I did have a dentist that took plenty of time injecting in my gums which was the only painless injection in my gums I ever had,,,Going slow with a larger injection(3cc's or more) might give the fascia a chance to stretch a bit rather than tear,,,Thats just applied logic,,,Has anyone research or anecdotal testimony to give???VDC

 

[amenselah]

when I inject on my ass is a stab,,,,when in any other site I go slow.

 

[joe shmoe]

i started injecting slowly a while back when i got knots in my quads. now, all my injections are slow, and no knots in the quads.

i agree with VDC....either the facis has time to stretch or the oil is already slowly dispersing and doesnt cause the knot. whatever the reason, it works for me.

have a nice day

 

[ChemicalSubject4Hire]

I also do my injections slow, I find it better that way. Less chance of problems, you have to know your body and how it reacts to certain things.

 

[MaxRep]

VDC and Joe,
You guys are talking about taking your time to inject the AAS. That's fine but the original poster is talking about taking 10-15 seconds to insert the needle, which I find a bit ridiculous.

MaxRep

 

[black0ut]

VDC and Joe,
You guys are talking about taking your time to inject the AAS. That's fine but the original poster is talking about taking 10-15 seconds to insert the needle, which I find a bit ridiculous.

MaxRep

I take sometimes longer than that... I ALWAYS seem to get near nerves and veins wherever I inject, quads, pecs, tris, glute... ANYWHERE. Like 5 times i've hit nerves in my quads, my whole leg went numb once. I take sometimes 30 seconds to push the needle in, but it's always painless, leaves almost no mark, and never knots, so i plan on doing it that way always.

 

[Grizzly]

I stick the needle in slowly. Maybe not 15 seconds slowly, but pretty slowly. You'll find no jabbing here.

 

[bigkb]

I agree with Max Rep. I see no reason to take that long to penetrate with the needle. I have never actually counted, but I just now did a mock injection with just my hand against the thigh, and I usually take about 3 seconds to penetrate.

I mean heck, if I use a 22g, I would do the entire penetration and injection in about 15 seconds.

KB

 

[Silverback]

I inject whatever I am shooting pretty slow--about 30-45 seconds per cc--
Any faster and seem to bleed alot more

I also push the needle in pretty slowly too 5-10 seconds--- Personal preference really, there is no right or wrong speed---

As for max reps comments--- It also hurts alot more when the doctors or nurses give me a shot

peace

 

[MaxRep]

I inject whatever I am shooting pretty slow--about 30-45 seconds per cc--
Any faster and seem to bleed alot more

I also push the needle in pretty slowly too 5-10 seconds--- Personal preference really, there is no right or wrong speed---

As for max reps comments--- It also hurts alot more when the doctors or nurses give me a shot

peace

Come on... a big old Silverback like yourself... you don't even feel it with an 18 gauge.

MaxRep

 

[Silverback]

Come on... a big old Silverback like yourself... you don't even feel it with an 18 gauge.

MaxRep

Oh yeah,........ I meant to say it doesnt hurt at all, I shoot 18 gauge in my bis and tris, no problem