Do you asperate?

How many of you pull back the plunger? And what happens when you inject into a vein? Just curious.

Always. If you hit a vein the oil travels through the bloodstream to the lungs where it often causes a pulmonary microembolism, which is a temporary blockage in the blood vessels in your lungs that makes you feel like you are choking to death and can't breathe. Very unpleasant you can imagine...

That is the usually the best case scenario.

Ahh I see. And when you asperate, and you haven't hit a vein, does it only make bubbles?

Yip, just a couple of bubbles. Basically if you don't see red you're good to go. If you see red then pull out and try somewhere else.

Okay sharp bud. Sorry for all the questions,just curious about this. If I were to pull the plunger back and theres blood, can I just swap the blunt needle with a new one and inject the gear in a new spot even though there's a bit of blood in it?

I would yes. I wouldn't even change the needle to be honest. I'd pull out the needle slightly and aspirate again, if clear I'd carry on hahaha.

Yes we do need to aspirate, I believe that tren cough could be avoided for the most part iif correct procedure is adopted.

Muscleaddict wrote: Always. If you hit a vein the oil travels through the bloodstream to the lungs where it often causes a pulmonary microembolism, which is a temporary blockage in the blood vessels in your lungs that makes you feel like you are choking to death and can't breathe. Very unpleasant you can imagine...

That is the usually the best case scenario.

Trust me...its terrible