Aspirating with insulin syringe question

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In the video ''
How to Use HCG with Testosterone To Preserve Fertility, Libido and Testicle Size ''

Cant post link cause it's my first post.

Nelson dosen't aspirate? Why? Is it not needed in this case and if so why?

For me it looks like it's a shallow IM injection..

Cause I've trouble keeping the needle stable while pulling the plunger.

Thank you,
 
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Hi
In the video ''
How to Use HCG with Testosterone To Preserve Fertility, Libido and Testicle Size ''

Cant post link cause it's my first post.

Nelson dosen't aspirate? Why? Is it not needed in this case and if so why?

For me it looks like it's a shallow IM injection..

Cause I've trouble keeping the needle stable while pulling the plunger.

Thank you,


Just inject into your quads. It is by far the easiest place to pin. You have the use of both your hands, it's a huge muscle, and you can aspirate to your heart's content while keeping everything nice and stable.

Out of all the places to pin, my least favorite is the deltoid...especially with a full 1mL syringe.
 
Why? What if he hit a vein?

If you inject the oil (from the testosterone) in a vein, the oil will pool in your lungs and you will have a coughing attack. You may feel shortness of breath, almost like you need to call 911. I've never injected into a vein, but people say they get through it.
 
I used to aspirate, but I feel like aspirating causes more harm as the act of aspirating causes needle to move a lot more. I inject almost daily and I've never had any issues. I've had few blood squirts when I pulled out, but still no issues with coughing or anything.

Currently using test cyp/prop blend + NPP.
 
Everybody is different, but in the 5 years that I have been on TRT I have never aspirated even once and have had no issues.
 
I have never aspirated with an insulin syringe injecting on shoulders or subcutaneously. The risk of testosterone ester oil going into the blood stream using that method extremely low.
 

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