Will heating testosterone degrade it?

[Nomad]

My doctor asked if I wanted to switch to injecting with insulin needles, I tried it and it takes forever to draw from the bottle. I read that you can heat it and draw at least 3x faster. Would this degrade the quality of the testosterone?

as always thank you.

 

[Cataceous]

Testosterone won't degrade at reasonable temperatures, like even up to and over the boiling point of water.

 

[fifty]

Yet another victim of the 30gauge club? Just use 27g insulin needles.

 

[Cataceous]

No need to wait around for the syringe to fill. Make a simple auto-loader so you can do other things.

 

[Vince Carter]

Holds your vial better and more secure than a piece of wire

 

[Nomad]

Love this idea.

 

[Nomad]

Yet another victim of the 30gauge club? Just use 27g insulin needles.

victim? since I have a lifetime commitment to injections I prefer the experience to be as pleasant as possible.

 

[fifty]

If you use 27 gauge insulin needles, everything will go smoothly. I don't understand how people recommend 29-31g insulin needles then have to use all these auto loading contraptions and have to push with 10kg of force to inject quickly.

Dr. Crisler used 26g subq injections for over a decade whereas now people act like 27g is a 2" pvc pipe with a bayonet at the end. It's funny to me.

 

[Nomad]

If you use 27 gauge insulin needles, everything will go smoothly. I don't understand how people recommend 29-31g insulin needles then have to use all these auto loading contraptions and have to push with 10kg of force to inject quickly.

Dr. Crisler used 26g subq injections for over a decade whereas now people act like 27g is a 2" pvc pipe with a bayonet at the end. It's funny to me.

I’m coming off using 25 gauge regular needles I have 10 packs of 30 gauge insulin syringes. I’m going to use what I got. I have very thick skin and trying to get the 25 gauge through compared to 30 gauge is night and day difference.

 

[S1W]

If you use 27 gauge insulin needles, everything will go smoothly. I don't understand how people recommend 29-31g insulin needles then have to use all these auto loading contraptions and have to push with 10kg of force to inject quickly.

Dr. Crisler used 26g subq injections for over a decade whereas now people act like 27g is a 2" pvc pipe with a bayonet at the end. It's funny to me.

I've used and would recommend 30g 5/16 syringes, but like most things, it's a question of using the right tool for the job.

I think 30g works very well for SMALL volumes - i.e. for guys injecting daily or maybe EOD. Never needed to do any tricks to load them either...when loading 17mg (GSO) it would take me maybe a minute using a 30g 5/16" .3cc syringe. No problems injecting either.

For guys not injecting small volumes daily or EOD, I agree with you in that 27g 1/2" or 28g 1/2" works better.

 

[tersec]

Holds your vial better and more secure than a piece of wire

What keeps syringe from fall into the soda bottle, just vacumn pressure?

 

[Vince Carter]

the needle grips the rubber on the vial it wont fall out like that