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Before you inject you might research what kind of needle you need. This depends on the location of your body that will be injected. In this guide we cover the subject of intramuscularly injections. For Americans: 21 or 22 Gauge, 1.5 Inch is ideal for injections into the glutes. 25 Gauge, 1.0 inch is ideal for injections into the quads and can be used for all spot injections. 25 Gauge, 5/8 inch is often used for tricep/bicep/delts For Europeans : 0.80 x 40 mm (green) is ideal for injections into the glutes. 0.70 x 30 mm (blue) is ideal for injections into the quads and can be used for all spot injections. Recommended websites to order needles can be found in the end of the "how to inject" guide under the FAQ section at http://www.steroidsexpress.com When you are injecting anabolic steroids you may never ever use one needle more then once, and you may never ever share the needle with someone else. If you ask a friend for help the best spot to go for is probably the butt ( Dorsogluteal) . The location is not recommened if you decide to inject on yourself, most people would choose the upper leg instead ( Vastus lateralis) . Once you injected yourself a few times it is no big deal. To get used to it I recommend you to buy some vitamin B12 to train with. Oil based steroids must be injected with thick needles into the muscle. Failing to inject into the muscle can be of great danger. Water based B12 on the other hand also passes through thin needles and it can also be injected subcutaneous as well as intramuscularly. This means you can buy injection needles from the smallest size up to the size you will need for oil based steroids. So by starting using the smallest needle injecting B12 under your skin you soon end up injecting B12 into your muscle a few days later. Check the expire date of the drugs that is going to be injected. Also make sure that the vial is containing the right medicine once more. Gather all supplies you need and try to work in a clean place. Wash your hand goods before you start to prepare the injections. If possible, also disinfect your hands, your hands are always strongly contaminated with different germs. To try to keep your tools clean is vital if you want to avoid infection or an abscess. Coughing or sneezing while the sterile needle is unprotected or vial are open is a very bad manner, How to draw back fluid from a vial with rubber top: Break the package seal of the syringe in the back (where you can reach the plunger) and draw back as many cc of air as you plan to withdraw from the vial. By doing this you have drawn back the sterile air in the package instead of the dirty air around you. Then remove the seal completely and connect the syringe with the needle immediately. It can be a good idea to always use a large needle when withdrawing fluid from the vial, and then change the needle depending on your injection spot of choice later. The first reason is that it is easier to draw the fluid back from a vial with a thicker needle. The second reason is that many people want to change the needle before injecting anyway since penetrating the rubber seal made the needle less sharp. But of course you can use the same needle all the way. Clean the top of the rubber vial with alcohol carefully. Remember that when you disinfect something with alcohol it doesn't kill all germs in a few seconds. The best way is to leave an alcohol pad on top for at least 30 seconds up to almost a minute. Insert the needle into the rubber stopper in a 90 degree angle. Inject the air into the bottle so that you have created a vacuum effect and drawing will be easier. Position the bottle and syringe so the bottle is on top and the syringe below. Be sure to support the syringe and the bottle so the needle is not bent. Check for bubbles in the syringe. If air bubbles are present: Tap the barrel of the syringe with your finger to move any bubbles to the top of the syringe. Push the plunger slightly up to move any air bubbles out of the syringe Pull down on the plunger again and fill the syringe with the correct amount of medicine. Check again for air bubbles and if present, repeat the steps above. Bubbles are not good, but it is not as dangerous when injecting into a muscle as into a vein. Don't worry if some fluids runs down the needle while working on getting rid of the air bubbles, this is good lubrication. Never ever wipe it off, the needle should be sterile, remember. Remove the needle from the bottle. How to draw back fluid from a glass ampoule: Of course to inject air before drawing is pointless since you can't create a vacuum effect. Drawing back from a glass ampoule is easier. There is just one downside. Opening a glass ampoule can be difficult, especially the old kinds. The more modern ones should have a coloured ring or a dot around the neck to show that they can be broken here. Put the ampoule is a clean paper towel. One hand should firmly grasp the lower portion of the ampoule, the other hand should grasp the very top. A quick snapping motion should cleanly remove the top of the ampoule. The older ones can be more difficult. The first have to be treated around the neck to open. Of course an ampoule opener is the best choice but not always available. Other tool to look for can be a metal knife with small teeth or a fingernail file. This knife should be rotated around the narrow part of the neck in a sawing motion. After a white line or "score' is clearly evident on the neck, the ampoule is ready to be cracked open. Carefully replace the needle cap. It is of greatest importance that the needle remains clean. If it would be touched replace it with a fresh one. The cap offers a good protection Investigate a good spot to give the injection. When choosing site we try to seek areas with less veins and nerves. Use different sites to prevent repeated injections in the same area. Do not inject more often the once a week per site to prevent buiding up of scar tissue. Do not use areas that are bruised, tender or swollen. To find the right injection spot you should study pictures carefully. At my website I have detailed images of 4 injection sites, Buttock (Gluteus Medius), Hip (Ventrogluteal), Leg (Vastus Lateralis) and Arm (Deltoid). The webiste can be found at ww.steroidsexpress.com, look under FAQ section for pictures. Disinfect the injection area well. We recommend you to buy alcohol pads (isopropyl) from your pharmacy. They can be left on the injection spot for a whole minute without drying out due to the alcohol evaporating. Relax the muscle that is going to be injected. Some people likes to take a hot shower before the inject anabolic steroids to help relaxation. Insert the needle swiftly at an angle of 90 degrees. Do not insert the needle all the way, ¾ is a reasonable depth. Aspirate briefly to make sure no blood vessel has been hit. If blood appears this is the case and withdraw the needle. No panic, as long as you didn't actually inject in the vessel there is no danger. But you simply have to start over again by selecting a new spot and disinfect. If small air bubbles appears and no blood you can start to inject slowly but steady. If you inject to fast it can be a bit painful and will potentially result in an abscess. Once all of the anabolic steroids in the syringe have been injected wait a few seconds and withdraw the needle swiftly. Press sterile cotton wool or an alcohol pad onto the opening. A little massage of the injection spot is not wrong. It is normal that the injection spot can hurt a little bit or get swollen, but this should pass within 3 days. About the author: Tomas Anderson http://www.steroidsexpress .com This article maybe redistributed without permission as long as links remains standard HTML code. |
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