Satchet tranferring and pin size

[Santo224]

whats up guys, im gonna be transferring some gear from satchets to sterile vials. I was planning on withdrawing with 18 gauge pins then switchin them up ith 23's to inect into the vial to avoid tearing, but i was wondering if it was possible that an 18 gauge pin would be too big and possibly tear a small chunk of the satchet off and get sucked into the syringe with the gear. Any input would be appreciated, thanks fellas.

 

[bigbaldbulldog]

I have done this in the past and only had it happen once... If I had to do again I would of taken my time and done it with 21-G... 18G is easier but if you get a chunk into your vial you may of infected your whoel bottle.. maybe not... do you chance an infection?

Do it right and take your time...

 

[Santo224]

I think i might have to order some 21 gaugers then, i thought i was just being paranoid, but if its actually possible, im not gonna chance it, thanks alot for the input man, i really appreciate it.

 

[justintempler]

An alternative way, found on another site. I've never tried it so I can't vouch for the method.

Here's what i do:

cut a tiny hole in the corner of the satchet
stick the needle with syringe in the vial
pull the plunger out of the syringe
pour satchet into syringe
insert plunger back into syringe
inject oil into vial

i get every last drop

thats how the other STEALTH users are getting theirs out.

 

[Santo224]

Damn, that sounds a whole lot easier, do you still think thats sterile, and i imahine i would have to sterilize a razor or scissors for that, thanks for the inoput man

 

[justintempler]

I would assume the AAS already has enough BA in it. Best bet to be sterile is use a .2/.22 Whatman syringe filter.