Checking the exact amount in the syringe

[MarkM]

I would rather not. However, i am curious how dangerous that is. What can it do?



I know, thanks. I will change a syringe to 1ml. Also, i had no idea that you could use insulin syringe/needle to inject T. I mean, it looks extremely small.

It is much smaller but you are only injecting a very small amount of solution.

As far as what could getting small pieces of neoprene rubber in your body and why is it a bad thing? Probably, because it is a foreign substance, a major infection at the point of injection would likely occur.

 

[Royal244]

It is much smaller but you are only injecting a very small amount of solution.

As far as what could getting small pieces of neoprene rubber in your body and why is it a bad thing? Probably, because it is a foreign substance, a major infection at the point of injection would likely occur.

I see. I guess i haven't ever injected that thing, then. Since i never saw signs of anything in the body parts i am injecting to. Besides rare bruises here and there.

 

[Royal244]

I made a mistake there, i am from Brazil and English is not my native language. The testosterone i am using comes in ampules, not in vials. I thought that ampules and vials are the same thing. So, yeah. I don't even know if there is neoprene rubber in ampules.

 

[MarkM]

No neoprene rubber on the glass ampules.

 

[Royal244]

No neoprene rubber on the glass ampules.

Good then. I guess that also explains why you were kind of suprised to see that i have 100mg of testosterone per 1ml instead of 200mg.

 

[madman]

Good then. I guess that also explains why you were kind of suprised to see that i have 100mg of testosterone per 1ml instead of 200mg.

Most ampules are 1ml and strengths can vary as some are 100mg, 200mg, 250mg per ml