Testosterone

How and where do I pin test?
1st thing, you pin it using an insulin syringe
But where to inject?
Here is a full-body map of where you should pin
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Personally, I prefer the abdomen & Upper outer thighs
Use a different area within the site each time you inject insulin. For example, inject insulin into different areas in your abdomen. Insulin injected into the same area can cause lumps, swelling, or thickened skin.​
2nd thing, before you pin the syringe, you need to pinch the skin a little to make a tiny fold.
Then inject it at a 90-degree angle.
Just like in that picture
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Don't inject it slowly so you won't feel pain.

A Video Explaining How (1min, 34sec):


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1st thing, you pin it using an insulin syringe
But where to inject?
Here is a full-body map of where you should pin
View attachment 5470214
Personally, I prefer the abdomen & Upper outer thighs
Use a different area within the site each time you inject insulin. For example, inject insulin into different areas in your abdomen. Insulin injected into the same area can cause lumps, swelling, or thickened skin.​
2nd thing, before you pin the syringe, you need to pinch the skin a little to make a tiny fold.
Then inject it at a 90-degree angle.
Just like in that picture
View attachment 5470248
Don't inject it slowly so you won't feel pain.

A Video Explaining How (1min, 34sec):


If this reply assisted you, consider marking it as a solution through the checkmark button,

Gawddamn thank you
 
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1st thing, you pin it using an insulin syringe
But where to inject?
Here is a full-body map of where you should pin
View attachment 5470214
Personally, I prefer the abdomen & Upper outer thighs
Use a different area within the site each time you inject insulin. For example, inject insulin into different areas in your abdomen. Insulin injected into the same area can cause lumps, swelling, or thickened skin.​
2nd thing, before you pin the syringe, you need to pinch the skin a little to make a tiny fold.
Then inject it at a 90-degree angle.
Just like in that picture
View attachment 5470248
Don't inject it slowly so you won't feel pain.

A Video Explaining How (1min, 34sec):


If this reply assisted you, consider marking it as a solution through the checkmark button,

long term better inject i.m , subq long term is not good bcs of clumps and scar tissue
 
1st thing, you pin it using an insulin syringe
But where to inject?
Here is a full-body map of where you should pin
View attachment 5470214
Personally, I prefer the abdomen & Upper outer thighs
Use a different area within the site each time you inject insulin. For example, inject insulin into different areas in your abdomen. Insulin injected into the same area can cause lumps, swelling, or thickened skin.​
2nd thing, before you pin the syringe, you need to pinch the skin a little to make a tiny fold.
Then inject it at a 90-degree angle.
Just like in that picture
View attachment 5470248
Don't inject it slowly so you won't feel pain.

A Video Explaining How (1min, 34sec):


If this reply assisted you, consider marking it as a solution through the checkmark button,

goat thanks
 
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