aspirating

[mcnasty75]

sometimes when I aspirate i get a big air bubble but if i see no blood I push the plunger. Is it safe to be shooting that airbuble into your body?

 

[scorpio]

Yes, it takes anywhere from 100 to 200 cc of air directly into a vein to cause death, so your more than safe.

 

[WeirdAl]

yes. They came from inside your body! One thing, though, make sure your needle is securely on the syringe (otherwise the bubbles are coming from outside, and you might be squirting the gear out, or not aspirating properly, if there's not a good seal).

 

[chemicalengine]

I was wondering this myself. I was considering putting 911 on speed dial just in case. Now I can quit worrying about it!! Thanks for the info.

 

[bigshug]

the air bubble(s) are from the vacuum created when you pull back on the plunger

 

[Mrdummy]

yeah man your cool, if bubbles are seen your in the green

 

[stumpy]

good job, that's exactly what you want to see when aspirating.

 

[jacked1]

that what you should be seeing. Seeing blood is another story.

 

[footballcat]

anyone have it feel like its pulling the plunger down
but u did asperite and no blood?