Needles blunted after penetrating vial

[Vince]

LOL. I use the same needle for three vials (HCG, Test, and Nandrolone) every single day. It's in your head.

Aren’t you’re contaminating the vails? Or you just combining the three in one syringe?

 

[Paco1973]

Aren’t you’re contaminating the vails? Or you just combining the three in one syringe?

I clean the tops with alcohol. There is no cross contamination. I put all three medications in one syringe. The needle punctures three vials. I do this every single day.

 

[DorianGray]

Alcohol does not kill all bacteria and viruses. MRSA! So if you're inserting a a sterile needle into an alcohol wiped piece of rubber, the needle may be contaminated as it goes in. And then it gets amplified three times. But, if there isn't a few cells of flesh eating bacteria on there, you're not likely to become ill.

 

[Paco1973]

Alcohol does not kill all bacteria and viruses. MRSA! So if you're inserting a a sterile needle into an alcohol wiped piece of rubber, the needle may be contaminated as it goes in. And then it gets amplified three times. But, if there isn't a few cells of flesh eating bacteria on there, you're not likely to become ill.

I was a medic in the Army, and my wife is a nurse. I think I know what I'm doing. Even physicians taking TRT will draw HCG and Testosterone into the same syringe using the same needle. It's all about sterile technique.

Long story short, I think I'll live.

 

[Straightnasty34]

I was a medic in the Army, and my wife is a nurse. I think I know what I'm doing. Even physicians taking TRT will draw HCG and Testosterone into the same syringe using the same needle. It's all about sterile technique.

Long story short, I think I'll live.

long story short it def dulls the needle , no if ands or buts .....

 

[Mojo88]

long story short it def dulls the needle , no if ands or buts .....

Yep, I'm 99% convinced the needles (sometimes) are slightly dulled by poking into vial. I wish I knew someone with a high power microscope, I would compare a bunch of needles to get a definitive answer.

 

[Vince]

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Thanks for posting that pic!! That's terrific to have a definitive answer.