Half inch insulin syringe for intramuscular ???

[RUCingdsgainz]

Iv seen a half inch insulin syringe used for shoulders when injecting Test thinking of trying it myself anyone do this?

 

[cbbram00]

I've heard of it being done but for very small volumes only. 0.5ml or less. I prefer getting a little deeper into the muscle.

 

[Jp1979]

My buddy turned me on to 27g 5/8" for my TRT shots. .6cc today and all is well


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[JackSteel]

Depends on your body fat. If you’re really lean it works fine. Even 12-14% BF probably works.

 

[JackSteel]

My buddy turned me on to 27g 5/8" for my TRT shots. .6cc today and all is well


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Yes. Gold right there.

 

[JackSteel]

I often do multiple pins with 1cc insulin syringes in both shoulders or even each shoulder plus a pec injection depending on my cycle. I prefer it over deep and bigger needles.

 

[RUCingdsgainz]

Yes I’m only injecting a half a cc a shot and I have some half inch insulin syringes laying around. I’m very lea. Right now from all the high intensity training of the police academy

 

[cbbram00]

It'll be easier to back fill them. Trying to draw oil with a slin pin is not very easy.

 

[RUCingdsgainz]

It'll be easier to back fill them. Trying to draw oil with a slin pin is not very easy.

That’s true. Good point

 

[JackSteel]

It'll be easier to back fill them. Trying to draw oil with a slin pin is not very easy.

Yes. Back filling is faster but you have to dirty another bigger needle first if you don’t mind the extra waste. But it’s the way to go if you have plenty of needles.

 

[JackSteel]

Drawing through a slin pin is slow but honestly it only takes like 5 minutes to fill a 1cc syringe. I just walk to the tv and entertain myself while I hold it lol. But back filling also keeps your needle sharp. All that stabbing of vials wears your needle down quite a bit.

 

[cbbram00]

Yes. Back filling is faster but you have to dirty another bigger needle first if you don’t mind the extra waste. But it’s the way to go if you have plenty of needles.

True it is wasteful. I tried drawing but not only does it dull the needle it takes forever to draw. Warming up the oil helps some. Slin pins are designed for water based injections anyway that's why it's so difficult and takes so long to get the oil through.

 

[JackSteel]

True it is wasteful. I tried drawing but not only does it dull the needle it takes forever to draw. Warming up the oil helps some. Slin pins are designed for water based injections anyway that's why it's so difficult and takes so long to get the oil through.

You’re correct. I guess I just don’t mind the dulled slin pins because they’re so small. CAUSE IM A HARDASS!!!! [emoji12]

 

[JackSteel]

It does take a long damn time in comparison. I’d choose back filling any day if I wasn’t such a Tight wad lol

 

[RUCingdsgainz]

Ya it did to take awhile to fool up the half CC but the injection when down with no issue I think o found my new favorite way of doing injections lol give me Ass break from the weekly pinning