steroidcels: learn to do subq injections

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learn how to backfill an insulin syringe and start doing subcutaneous injections.

subq is safer, and because of the significantly smaller needle you are also causing far less trauma and not ending up with scar tissue everywhere from years of poking yourself. If you ever need to pin more than 1ml at a time, its because you're lying to yourself about how much you actually need, or you're using some stolen vet gear that is like 25mg/ml or something ridiculous.

Above all else, the single most important advantage of subq injections: if you ever get an abscess, its going to be very easy to access, drain and treat and wont require going under and getting your muscle cut open multiple times like that dickhead on youtube who injected dirty gear in Colombia and almost lost his leg.

inb4 "does it work the same" yes.
 
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I played around with this for a while but found it inferior pain wise to injecting shallow IM in my quads and delts with a 1/2" 27g
 
Wanna make a short guide?
 
Wanna make a short guide?

cba mate

its not hard, just google or jewtube "backfilling insulin syringe". Very common practice these days with TRT patients, because of the massively lowered risks.
 
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subq is good if ur only pinning like .5 ml. I like the insulin pins tho they are so clean, no pain or anything. Kinda wonder what would happen if I got an infection tho tbh. I clean everything and stay as sterile as possible but there's always a risk.
 
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Just rope by injecting 10 ccs of glowstick fluid theory
Based way to put yourself out your misery. And post it in 4chan too so the boys laugh. Jfl
 
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subq is good if ur only pinning like .5 ml. I like the insulin pins tho they are so clean, no pain or anything. Kinda wonder what would happen if I got an infection tho tbh. I clean everything and stay as sterile as possible but there's always a risk.

you can pin 1ml quite easily. Definitely no more than 1.5ml though (and most insulin syringes are only 1ml anyway, so why bother).

It would be a markedly better situation to get abscess/infection subq than it would be to get it deep in the muscle, simply because of the ease of access to the site. A deep IM infection might require surgery.
 

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