Do I need to lower my dose when switching to an insulin syringe?

Arcane

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I recently started using insulin syringes, rather than the typical hypodermic needle. I inject 30mg every other day, and felt this would be much more convenient in terms of sustainability and preventing needle fatigue. However, when using a hypodermic needle with a replaceable tip, there is about 2.5-5 IUs that are lost and left in the syringe due to hub loss. This equates to about a loss of 10-15 mg of testosterone lost each week. Should I lower the dose when using insulin Syringes buy this amount? In order to match the amount I was getting previously? So 25 mg every other day with an insulin syringe, as opposed to the 30 mg I was injecting every other day with the hypodermic needle
 
No, just draw and inject your target dosage. The "waste" in the hub of an insulin syringe is negligible. The only thing I do differently from when I was using harpoons is that I warm the vial before drawing to make the oil carrier flow more easily.
 

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