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I since a little paranoia in the air.

1. Your syringes should come in single blister type packs.
2. The amount of alcohol makes no difference, the actual sterilization of the process happens upon the evaporation of the alcohol. A larger amount prolongs this process.
3. If you used a dirty needle don't be surprised of the outcome.

I've used plenty of previously used needles, taking my chances. Nothing ever happened from AAS usage, but in my former addiction years is resulted in hep c. I mean, pros vs cons here pretty much.
 
Here's my protocol :

Wake up early before my day starts, at least 4 hours
Shower
Clean room with anti bacterial formula
Glob of sanitizer on my hand
Sanitizer over inj spots
Clean vial with alcohol seab
Draw
Swab area with alcohol Swab until it's dry
Inject
Rub with alcohol again to break up any oil
Pray for no infection
 
My GF is a R.N and she says your better off using alcohol instead of the wipes.....Although they use the wipes at the hospital, they have to use several to actually clean the area and vial
 
1 Swab vial with alcohol
2 swab needle with alcohol
3 draw up
4 swab needle again with alcohol
5 inject.

Of course have area where pinning clean. And injection site clean as well.
That's the way I been doing it for years. Never had a abscess to date.


Do not do this, man. by swabbing a sterile needle with an alcohol pad you just unsterilized a sterile needle.
 
My GF is a R.N and she says your better off using alcohol instead of the wipes.....Although they use the wipes at the hospital, they have to use several to actually clean the area and vial
Those wipes are rather small as I noticed that as well when I had gone to get a flu shot at the hospital I work at.
 
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