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I'm about to start a cycle of Test Cyp and Tri-Blend and was curious if a 25ga 1.5"er would be fine? I've got a few buddies that all pin with them and have read where others prefer them as well. I've already ordered a box of 100 along with some 18ga drawing needles. I just thought they may be a bit small and take forever to push the oil out. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated! Thanks
Ive used 25g 1.5" and 25g 1".
The 1.5" seemed to push out slower than the 1". Seems like they should push the same.
That's odd, I'd figure the same. It wasn't terribly slow though was it? The slower the better really but I don't want it in my flesh longer than need be either.
I know. Maybe I'm crazy but both termumo and same oil.
Ahmad90
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I use 1.5" 25 guage for glutes and it works well. You do have to push quite hard but smaller needles will leave smaller scars right? Also i think its better if the oil goes into the muscle slower. One more thing for glutes if you could get your wife, friend or brother to do it for you it would be better but then again idk how big
you are. I always struggle trying to reach my glutes and end up in some awkward, twisted position while barely being able to grip the needle
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you are. I always struggle trying to reach my glutes and end up in some awkward, twisted position while barely being able to grip the needle
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Blueberryshake
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I use 1.5" 25 guage for glutes and it works well. You do have to push quite hard but smaller needles will leave smaller scars right? Also i think its better if the oil goes into the muscle slower. One more thing for glutes if you could get your wife, friend or brother to do it for you it would be better but then again idk how big
you are. I always struggle trying to reach my glutes and end up in some awkward, twisted position while barely being able to grip the needle
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I use the 25g 1 inch for glutes and delts. It really helps to heat the oil up before hand. I put mine in a little bit of boiling water for about 30seconds then draw and pin smooth as silk
Thanks for the feedback guys! I've got a pretty hot nurse (wife) that will give me the shots so that will help. I've heated the oil before and just used a hair dryer to warm it up while it's loaded in the barrel, seemed to work really well and no pip at all. I've just never used a 25ga before.
I use a 27 gauge 1' or 1.5' for my quad and glute injections. A 25 gauge will absolutely be fine.
If you heat up the oil prior to your injection, it will reduce the viscosity of the oil and make your injection go much quicker.
Place your vial in a soup bowl. Boil some hot water with a kettle and pour it into the bowl so it comes 2/3 of the way up the side of the vial. Let the vial sit in the hot water for 1-2 minutes. Then withdraw your oil and do your injection. It will make the injection go much quicker.
If you heat up the oil prior to your injection, it will reduce the viscosity of the oil and make your injection go much quicker.
Place your vial in a soup bowl. Boil some hot water with a kettle and pour it into the bowl so it comes 2/3 of the way up the side of the vial. Let the vial sit in the hot water for 1-2 minutes. Then withdraw your oil and do your injection. It will make the injection go much quicker.
25g is just fine, although personally I prefer the 27g. If you are concerned with the oil being thick and taking a long time to go through, you may as well warm up the oil - it will make it more liquid and easier to pin. However, keep in mind that it is not good to inject it too fast.
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