aspirating

juggalo

New member

• Apr 13, 2002

• #1

I was curious as to how many people actually did this and how important they thought it was.
I always aspirate except when doing glute injections, it's a pain in the ass tryin to see back there (no pun intended)

 

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jstrong20

New member

• Apr 13, 2002

• #2

I always do. Besides it only takes a second so I don't see why anybody wouldn't.

 

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drab4

New member

• Apr 13, 2002

• #3

I always aspirate.
I have no desire to pass out from injecting a vein!

 

sully

Banana

• Apr 13, 2002

• #4

...everytime...

 

Zeca

New member

• Apr 13, 2002

• #5

Always...........don´t forget it!    

 

BStrongBwell*

New member

• Apr 14, 2002

• #6

I was one of those guys that used to do it sometimes and not other time.  Then, I had an abscess that I wouldn't known I had unless I aspirated.  I would recommend this always...and not just for the sake of missing veins.

 

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hughmungus

New member

• Apr 14, 2002

• #7

always

 

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Stickler

Guest

• Apr 14, 2002

• #8

not aspirating shows ignorance...  ignorance can lead to harm or death...  harm or death gives AAS a bad name! ...

don't be a typical undeducated juice head.  Do it right, or don't do it at all!

 

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mr456

Guest

• Apr 14, 2002

• #9

I aspirate on quads but not on glutes. To hard to do..

 

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cylo

Guest

• Apr 14, 2002

• #10

everytime :""

 

gymrat

New member

• Apr 15, 2002

• #11

I aspirate when I shoot in the delts and quads.  Never in the glutes.

 

gymrat

New member

• Apr 15, 2002

• #12

hey auriflex, what did you do with the syringe full of blood.  Did you stick it back into the quad and inject it?  That happened to me once and I just threw out he syringe with the blood and juice in it.

 

gymrat

New member

• Apr 15, 2002

• #13

I know, it really hurt that I threw away a syringe filled with 2cc of enanthate but I just couldn't inject myself with a syringe that had blood in it eventhough it's my own blood.

 

BStrongBwell*

New member

• Apr 16, 2002

• #14

As long as you are not pulling up infection out of an abcess, putting it back in won't hurt you.  If it looks like just pure blood, and not a bloody mixture of oil/blood, you should be fine.

 

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occam

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• Apr 16, 2002

• #15

Always.
It's not an option bro, seriously.

 

dedprez*

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• May 21, 2002

• #16

you r a god damn idiot if u dont....plain and simple. >;

 

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th1rty6

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• May 22, 2002

• #17

Auriflex said:

I must have hit a pretty big vein because the next day I had a big bruise there.

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Did you shoot the blood in the syringe? That'll give you a hell of a bruise! That's all a bruise is - blood loose from a vein and absorbed in the muscle and skin.

 

Stickler*

Active member

• Jan 5, 2007

• #18

Everytime... the one time i didn't i got tren cough till i threw up after 10 minutes of hacking my lungs up and dizziness... fucking aspirate.. know where your veins and arteries are... don't shoot into them.. plain and simple

 

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dreww

MuscleChemistry Registered Member

• Jan 6, 2007

• #19

Stickler* said:

Everytime... the one time i didn't i got tren cough till i threw up after 10 minutes of hacking my lungs up and dizziness... fucking aspirate.. know where your veins and arteries are... don't shoot into them.. plain and simple

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ive had like 2 of those fits, no so bad I puked though. You feel "off" for like 2 days after that.

the rough part, one was at work (yea, I took a "stall" shot just like a junkie, lol) when working a double.

 

irishpride

MuscleChemistry Registered Member

• Jan 6, 2007

• #20

also just a little tid bit of info, i believe it takes roughly 3ccs of air to kill us, but always aspirate..