Currently using 3ML X 25G X 1" for T

[Lonestar71]

I'm running low and awaiting the enroll process with Defy so I need some PDQ. Any suggestions? I've been searching the threads but most of the links are now bunk.

Also, which size do most of ya'll use for injecting in bum?

Thanks Guys!

 

[ratbag]

I think most of us use a 1ml - 27G x 1/2"

The cheapest place to buy syringes is
https://www.otcwholesale.com/easy-touch.html

 

[Vince]

Easytouch 27g half inch syringe does work nice, I'm currently injecting with easytouch 29g 1/2 "syringe. They make a nice shallow IM injection. I inject in my shoulders and VG, for both to tosterone and HCG.

 

[Lonestar71]

Thanks Guys! Are these the Luer Lock syringes? I have a drawing needle and then switch to the 25G x 1 for injection. Do ya'll happen to have a SKU or part number I can search on? Their site is vast to say the least. Thanks again!

 

[MarkM]

They are not switching needles like you are. There is no need to draw from one needle and then switch to another needle for the injection. They are using a syringe with a permanently attached needle. These are highly recommended. The process you are utilizing is wasting some of your testosterone on each need/needle swap. There is a "void" in each of these needles that traps testosterone that you can not get out when you draw or inject. Over time that adds up to quite a little bit of testosterone that is being wasted and not making it inside of you.

https://www.otcwholesale.com/easytouch-71501.html 27 gauge 1/2"
https://www.otcwholesale.com/easytouch-81501.html 28 gauge 1/2"
https://www.otcwholesale.com/easytouch-91501.html 29 gauge 1/2"

In my opinion you can draw and inject with either of these. I have personally used all three. I currently use a 28 gauge 1/2" and I have the thicker cottonseed oil.

 

[Vince]

Thanks Guys! Are these the Luer Lock syringes? I have a drawing needle and then switch to the 25G x 1 for injection. Do ya'll happen to have a SKU or part number I can search on? Their site is vast to say the least. Thanks again!

They are insulin syringes, Mark gave a nice explanation.